Posts by Paramount Technetwork
Climate change and plastics: Connecting the dots in addressing planetary crisis
We are living in a triple planetary crisis; climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. Global warming, the extinction of species, and introduction of harmful materials into the environment have become challenges on a global scale and threaten the planet and people alike. Plastics constitute a significant part of the global pollution threat: as macro-, micro-…
Read MoreBeyond the Surface
Understanding the link between IUU fishing and human trafficking in Guinea’s marine ecosystem
Read MoreIUCN and GRID-Arendal launch AFRIPAC: strengthening 5 countries´ global commitments to UN Plastics Treaty
Effective Plastic Treaty Capacity Building for Africa, funded by Norad
Read MoreHigh Integrity Nature-Based Carbon Offsetting is Vital in the Fight Against Climate Change
Steven Lutz, Senior Programme Officer and Blue Carbon Lead
Read MoreThe women studying our seas
Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2023
Read MoreWizards of the Norwegian Coast
SeaBee research infrastructure conducts annual field campaign on the island of Runde, strengthening collaboration and furthering development
Read MoreReaching new heights
GRID-Arendal’s Top Mountain Activities of 2022
Read MoreThe snare of the Sumatran tiger trade
Originally broadcast on the CNN Indonesia In-depth program in two episodes. You can watch the full version here. This story was supported by GRID-Arendal’s Investigative Environmental Journalism Grants programme. Learn more. In Indonesia, conflicts between Sumatran tigers and humans occur every year. This protected animal has recently been seen appearing in people’s plantations and often…
Read MoreHow to engage with youth on highly complex environmental issues
Hasan Abbas
Read MoreGran Chaco: Argentina risks losing its largest native forest
A proposed change in land use rules could give green light to deforestation in the Chaco biome, and casts doubt on the country’s pledge to curb forest loss by 2030
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