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20 years of environmental journalism, bringing you stories from those most affected by climate change, and those leading the solutions.
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@dialogueearth.bsky.socialFor our Earth Ahead series, Peter Thomson, the UN's first special envoy for the ocean, argues the next 20 years will test whether the world can turn decades of knowledge and promises into action.
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🚨 NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY 🚨
We are hiring a China Editor to join our editorial team.
📅 Application deadline: 12pm (GMT), Monday 2nd November.
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@dialogueearth.bsky.socialIn the second essay in our Earth Ahead series, Brazil’s inaugural minister of Indigenous peoples, Sonia Guajajara calls for Indigenous representation to become permanent state policy.
🔗 Read the full essay on our website: https://loom.ly/tZGdqyc
@dialogueearth.bsky.socialTrusted news is under attack from populist leaders and partisan commentators. And where journalism leaves a space, it is filled by disinformation and denial. We're not going anywhere. Our work has never been more urgent. And our commitment to it has never been stronger.
@dialogueearth.bsky.socialToday, in the first of our Earth Ahead essay series, Manuel Pulgar-Vidal argues that "besieged" multilateralism must not be abandoned, but rebuilt from the ground up.
🔗: https://loom.ly/BZpBZ1A
@dialogueearth.bsky.socialEnvironmental change is shaping our lives at too many levels for one way of seeing to be enough.
Tomorrow, we launch the Earth Ahead series: 20 essays from thinkers across continents, disciplines and lived realities. They will not offer one answer. That is the point.
@dialogueearth.bsky.socialNever more urgent. Never more possible. ➡️
@dialogueearth.bsky.socialFor 20 years, Dialogue Earth has understood that the full truth of the climate emergency must be reported. The climate crisis is not waiting, but neither is the transition. Both are happening now. Both are changing lives. Never more urgent. Never more possible. Dialogue Earth.
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 6/6🏔️Tiny glacial lakes in the Himalayas pose unexpected flooding threats: loom.ly/x-fmpz4
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 5/6🏔️ Opinion: The glacier crisis is no longer a remote, abstract problem: loom.ly/nEeYgPM
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 4/6 Read our existing coverage on how the changing Himalayan region is putting millions of lives at stake. And stay with us as we continue to find answers.
🏔️Glacial lakes become more deadly as Himalayan ice melts: loom.ly/LKLDm8g
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 3/6 For years, Dialogue Earth has reported on the warning signs: melting glaciers, rapidly changing glacial lakes, erratic snowfall and a changing ecosystem. The forces making the Himalayan region increasingly vulnerable have been building for decades.
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 2/6 While scientists and researchers continue to assess the situation in the Himalayan nation, the scale of the destruction is raising urgent questions about the growing vulnerability of the Himalayas.
@dialogueearth.bsky.social🧵 1/6 The death toll in Nepal crossed 500 on Friday, with at least 1,900 people still missing after devastating floods hit the region on 26 August 2026, as per BBC reports. Video: Shalinee Kumari Supporting images: Down to Earth Music: Peaceful Nature by Eitan Epstein Music / Envato
