Climate change is driving a rapid decline in pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds, threatening biodiversity and food security by disrupting plant reproduction and drastically reducing nectar availability. Pollinator loss threatens biodiversity and food security because these species are essential for the reproduction of most flowering plants and many crops, supporting ecosystems and human nutrition. Protecting pollinators through policies, regional plans, sustainable farming, and community action is a vital and achievable way to combat biodiversity loss and climate change.

In the case of VZW Klimaatzaak v Kingdom of Belgium, the court found that the Belgian federal government, in addition to three Belgian national governments, breached their duty of care by failing to take sufficient action to prevent the harmful effects of climate change, and therefore breached their obligations under the European Conventions of Human Rights.

By Giorgia Ieraci Assumma Media representations of climate activism matter because they influence people’s attitude towards the climate crisis as a whole. Anabela Carvalho argues that people’s political imagination depends on the “discursive constructions” they are exposed to [1]. Hence, as drivers of discourse, news outlets shape what people think of climate change and its...