Research project will put science at heart of climate change response Caritas England and Wales (CAFOD) is working in partnership with University College London, one of the UK’s top universities to be able to better respond to climate change. They’re trying to see the threats climate change poses in the context of other hazards. >>

Seeing the wood for the trees in Uganda Uganda is already experiencing out of season flooding in the eastern region which destroyed crops and spread disease, heat waves, reduction in water levels, unpredictable rain, and prolonged drought in many parts of the country. >>

The sun also rises in Mongolia The Sun also rises in Mongolia The saying goes in Mongolia that ‘meat for people and vegetables for animals’. >>

Soaring food costs hitting poor from Algeria to India Millions of people around the world are struggling to cope with rising food prices say Caritas staff. >>

Good news on climate justice from Cancun The Cancun summit has not delivered climate justice for poor countries, but it has produced a way forward for a future deal to safeguard the lives of the poor and future generations. >>