Women impacted most from climate change, Tel Aviv conference reveals

Women impacted most from climate change, Tel Aviv conference reveals

The conference explored how Israel can use its experience in managing water resources and desert agriculture to serve as a model for integrating women into climate solutions.

The Climate Crisis Is a Women’s Health Crisis: Moms Make News  - Moms Clean Air Force

Written by Sarah McBride To close out Women’s History Month, our Program Coordinator, Luz Drada (pictured), penned an op-ed published in El Diario (in Spanish) that describes climate change as a “threat multiplier,” meaning that it has the potential to make existing problems worse. Luz explains how the climate crisis exacerbates gender-based violence and how air pollution contributes to pregnancy complications—and makes the case for more female …

The Institute for Agricultural Protection and Health (IPSA) continues to play a crucial role in the country's plant protection, ensuring ongoing monitoring and pest control in sugarcane crops. The primary objective of this monitoring is to detect and control pests that affect the crop, mitigating the risk of damage.

The Forced Sterilization of India’s Sugarcane Farmworkers

Countless women have had their wombs removed under questionable medical advice—and climate change is making the situation worse.