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‘Reimaanlok’ puts Indigenous voices at the heart of ocean conservation

2 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Jenny Sinclair

The Republic of the Marshall Islands was once used by the United States as a convenient place to explode nuclear bombs, with little regard for local interests. But these days, the expectations of the islands’ Indigenous residents is the standard by which conservation success is measured. The site of US bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in the mid-20th century, the Marshall Islands covers only 181 square kilometres of land.
Bridgetown at 3: Is the initiative from Barbados reforming finance?

2 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

“We can’t pretend, day by day, that someone somewhere else is going to make that change. This is our family. This is our world. And this is our time to make that defining difference.” These are the words of Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, as she presented the Bridgetown Initiative to the world at the UN General Assembly in 2022. The initiative, named after the Caribbean nation’s capital city, proposes reforms to global finance.
Tres años desde la Iniciativa Bridgetown. ¿Qué ha pasado desde entonces?

2 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

“No podemos fingir día tras día que alguien en otro lugar va a hacer ese cambio. Esta es nuestra familia. Este es nuestro mundo. Y este es nuestro momento de marcar la diferencia”, sostuvo en septiembre de 2022 Mia Mottley, la Primera Ministra de Barbados, en su discurso a la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas al presentar al mundo la Iniciativa Bridgetown.
Bridgetown at 3: Is the initiative from Barbados reforming finance?

2 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

“We can’t pretend, day by day, that someone somewhere else is going to make that change. This is our family. This is our world. And this is our time to make that defining difference.” These are the words of Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, as she presented the Bridgetown Initiative to the world at the UN General Assembly in 2022. The initiative, named after the Caribbean nation’s capital city, proposes reforms to global finance.
Q&A: ‘The Global South is caught between powers trying to get their resources’

3 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

Across Latin America, lithium, copper and other resources central to renewable energy technologies are drawing heightened interest from governments and companies alike. But behind the headlines of green progress lies a more complex story – one shaped by long-standing tensions over resource governance, territorial rights and economic sovereignty.
Entrevista: ‘El Sur Global está atrapado entre potencias que intentan quedarse con sus recursos’

3 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

En toda América Latina, el litio, el cobre y otros recursos fundamentales para las tecnologías de energías renovables despiertan el interés de gobiernos y empresas por igual. Pero detrás de los titulares sobre el progreso ecológico se esconde una historia más compleja, marcada por antiguas tensiones sobre la gobernanza de los recursos, los derechos territoriales y la soberanía económica.
One year on: Impacts of a landmark legal opinion on climate change

3 weeks ago | dialogue.earth | Isabella Kaminski

The city of Hamburg lies on the banks of the River Elbe in Germany, its busy port one of Europe’s most important gateways to the North Sea and beyond. It is also home to the wave-shaped headquarters of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Itlos), a little-known court that is responsible for interpreting and upholding the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos). The court usually deals with fairly technical matters and maritime disputes between states.
Decommissioning offshore wind is a looming ecological challenge

1 month ago | dialogue.earth | Catherine Early

Wind farms built out at sea are experiencing a construction boom. Global capacity of offshore wind is expected to grow from 81 gigawatts (GW) at the end of 2024 to around 250 GW by 2030 – with 120 GW of this in China. Europe’s 37 GW capacity could more than double to 84 GW by 2030. Wind turbines are becoming taller and more powerful, with some offshore varieties now generating enough electricity to power about 20,000 European homes each.
China-CELAC summit invests in multilateralism amid global trade tensions

1 month ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

Latin American leaders gathered in Beijing on Tuesday for the fourth ministerial summit between the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and China. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Chinese President Xi Jinping underlined the start of a new, more united chapter of this relationship; CELAC leaders emphasised the need for a more balanced, multipolar world, and framed the bloc’s partnership with China as a pathway to greater autonomy in global affairs.
El Foro China-CELAC apuesta por el multilateralismo en medio de tensiones

1 month ago | dialogue.earth | Fermin Koop

Los líderes latinoamericanos se reunieron el martes en Beijing para celebrar la cuarta cumbre ministerial entre la Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños (CELAC) y China. En su discurso de apertura, el presidente chino Xi Jinping subrayó el inicio de un nuevo capítulo más unido de esta relación.