How multilateralism handles a pandemic

CAN MULTILATERALISM HANDLE THIS PANDEMIC? YES, BUT ...

When the juicy meetings with meaningful negotiations are online rather than in the corridors at key events, it's not easy keeping up.

TREATY AMENDMENT A BIG STEP FORWARD FOR EU CLIMATE LAW

Reforming one of the most problematic treaties in investment arbitration's history isn't an easy task, but we've made it one step closer.

THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE: HELPING OR HALTING PROGRESS?

Is it an essential tool in protecting our environment or a barrier to economic growth? Or both? Here's what we think.

NANOSILVER IS HARMING OUR FISH AND IT'S TIME TO INTERVENE

Microscopic silver particles added to athletic wear, condoms, and yoga mats are hurting fish: the Globe and Mail reports on ELA research.

"KING OF BEANS" FALLS SHORT ON SUSTAINABILITY: NEW REPORT

Less than 2% of soybeans are grown sustainably and producers are racing to meet escalating demand—but don't blame tofu lovers.

DETAILS OF NEW FRESHWATER RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP EMERGE

From algal blooms to invasive species, the African Great Lakes face similar challenges to North American lakes. Join today's chat to learn more.

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