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Fossil fuel subsidies: If we want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions we should not pay people to burn fossil-fuels
Repealing subsidies is not easy, but it is possible – and the world is slowly making progress in this directionAccess to basic education: Almost 60 million children in primary school age are not in school
The world has made a lot of progress in recent generations, but millions of children are still not in school.We just published our new work on global fish stocks and overfishing
How are fish stocks changing across the world? How much is overfished? Explore our latest work on this topic.The International Energy Agency publishes the detailed, global energy data we all need, but its funders force it behind paywalls. Let’s ask them to change it.
The high costs of data exclude many from the global dialogue on energy and climate. We need to change that.Which countries are on track to reach global COVID-19 vaccination targets?
Based on our international COVID-19 vaccination data, we publish projections of which countries are on track to achieve global targets.We just published our new data explorer on Climate Change Impacts
Explore climate change impacts including temperature rise, ocean heat content, sea level rise and glacial melt.Can we reduce fertilizer use without sacrificing food production?
Some countries need more fertilizers to increase crop yields. But some could cut back without sacrificing food production.Excess fertilizer use: Which countries cause environmental damage by overapplying fertilizers?
Nutrients are essential for crop growth. But when they’re overapplied they become a pollutant. Which countries generate the most pollution?To protect the world’s wildlife we must improve crop yields – especially across Africa
Habitat loss is the biggest threat to the world’s animals. Without improvements in crop yields, thousands of species could see much of their habitat lost to farmland.Depression is complicated – this is how our understanding of the condition has evolved over time
Depression is the most common mental health condition. What do we know about its symptoms, severity and how these are measured?Smallholders produce one-third of the world’s food, less than half of what many headlines claim
Most of the world’s farmers are smallholders. They are also often the poorest. How much of the world’s food do they produce?How much of the world’s food production is dependent on pollinators?
Many of the world’s pollinator insects are in decline. What does this mean for global food production?Child Mortality: an everyday tragedy of enormous scale that we can make progress against
We live in a world in which 10 children die every minute.Smoking: How large of a global problem is it? And how can we make progress against it?
Every year, around 8 million people die prematurely as a result of smoking. But there are things we can do to prevent this.Three billion people cannot afford a healthy diet
A healthy, nutritious diet is much more expensive than a calorie sufficient one. As a result, three billion people cannot afford a healthy diet.Energy poverty and indoor air pollution: a problem as old as humanity that we can end within our lifetime
About 3 billion people in the world do not have access to modern energy sources for cooking and heating their homes. They are suffering from indoor air pollution as a consequence and millions die every year.The world is making progress on clean water and sanitation, but is far behind its target to ensure universal access by 2030
All countries pledged to provide safe water and sanitation for everyone by 2030. How far are we from reaching these targets?Which countries have mandatory childhood vaccination policies?
How do policies on childhood vaccinations vary across the world?Emissions from food alone could use up all of our budget for 1.5°C or 2°C – but we have a range of opportunities to avoid this
If we want to meet our global climate targets we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from food. What options do we have?We just published our new data explorer on Crop Yields
Explore our new data explorer covering yields and yield gaps for a range of crops across the world.