Oxfam believes in taking an intersectional approach to all our work and climate change is no exception. That is why we have been working with partners and researchers to understand how women and ...

The carbon footprint of the world’s one billion poorest people represents just 3 percent of the global total. Yet as climate change advances, poor communities are hardest hit. Not only do we have a ...

Climate-fueled disasters have forced about 20 million people a year to leave their homes in the past decade – equivalent to one every two seconds – according to a new report from Oxfam.

It’s an extraordinary popular mandate that extends across partisan divides and national borders. Mark Hertsgaard This story ...

G7 countries can expect to count an average GDP shrinkage of 8.5% annually by 2050 if existing climate change trends continue, according to an Oxfam analysis of Swiss Re Institute research.

Climate change forces 1 person from their home every ... "As the 2019 UN Climate Summit opens, Oxfam is calling for more urgent and ambitious emissions reductions to minimize the impact of the ...

Shell would need about 71 million acres by 2050, according to Oxfam’s estimates, while TotalEnergies plans to offset about 7 percent of its emissions, needing about 6.4 million acres by 2050.

According to Oxfam’s report, carbon emissions of the world’s richest 1 percent surpassed the amount generated by all car and road transport globally in 2019, while the richest 10 percent ...

The impacts of climate change on global hunger are expected to hit harder and faster than previously thought, according to the anti-poverty charity Oxfam. A new report from the Oxford-based group ...

Rich countries will be three years late in putting together a long-promised $100bn climate crisis fund for poor nations, a pre-Cop26 study says.. The target is seen as crucial to winning the trust ...

Climate-fueled disasters have forced about 20 million people a year to leave their homes in the past decade – equivalent to one every two seconds – according to a new report from Oxfam.

Climate-fueled disasters have forced about 20 million people a year to leave their homes in the past decade – equivalent to one every two seconds – according to a new report from Oxfam.