Author: Amanda Bielat

Original paper published by Ceres Feeding Ourselves Thirsty Tracking Food Company Progress Toward a Water-Smart Future Executive Summary October 2019 feedingourselvesthirsty.org Water risks and the food sector The $5 trillion global food and agribusiness...

Original webinar published by Security and Sustainability Forum How Big Data Can Quantify Community Social and Climate Risks – from neighborhoods to country levels from Security & Sustainability Forum on Vimeo.

Original article by Vatican News Following in the footsteps of some of the Council Fathers in 1965, a group of participants in the Synod on the Amazon goes to the Catacombs of Domitilla to...

Original article published by World Economic Forum low drip Over a dozen towns and cities in eastern Australia are fast approaching Day Zero — the day that the last of the drinking water runs...

Original article by Ken Kimmell and published by Union of Concerned Scientists In the span of four years, there’s been a flurry of litigation aimed at holding the oil and gas industry accountable for...

Original article by United Nations Environment Programme Environment and peace are cross-cutting issues that are intrinsic to sustainable development. While natural resources are vital to achieving sustainable development, they are also increasingly acting as...

Original article published by Union of Concerned Scientists  The Trump administration has unveiled plans to repeal methane standards for the oil and gas industry. This is bad news—methane is a heat-trapping emission many times...

Original article by Vatican News Pope Francis celebrates Mass in St Peter’s Basilica for the Opening of the Special Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for the Pan-Amazon Region. In his homily, the Pope...

Original article published by Vatican News The first press briefing for the Synod for the Amazon took place Monday afternoon at the Holy See Press Office. By Vatican News “Listening” and “joy” were two...