International

September 25, 2026

DEADLINE: Fellowships at the Cullman Center

The New York Public Library's Cullman Center is offering 15 fellowships for independent scholars, journalists and creative writers to spend nine months in Manhattan. Fellows receive $90,000 stipends, the use of an office with a computer and full access to the Library’s physical and electronic resources. Apply by September 25.

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October 18, 2026

DEADLINE: Vertical Vida: Storytelling Costa Rica's Culture & Conservation for Students

George Washington University's Vertical Vida: Storytelling Costa Rica's Culture & Conservation (SMPA 3193) is an experiential learning course with Dr. Imani M. Cheers which trains students to research, report and produce short-form, research-driven documentaries on the linked themes of climate change, ocean and marine conservation, coastal erosion and the cultural heritage of Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.

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Pollution Spikes After Trump Halted Global Air-Monitoring Efforts: Report

"Air pollution in dozens of cities rose after U.S. embassies stopped providing readings that had previously spurred local government action, a study found."

Source: Washington Post, 09/16/2026

The US Wants Minerals from South America. Defenders Fear What Comes Next.

"Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s push for minerals and militarization raises fears about the violence more mining could inflict on local communities and critical ecosystems."

Source: Inside Climate News, 09/11/2026

August Ties the Record for Earth’s Hottest Month on the Books

"Last month tied July 2023 as the planet’s hottest month on record, European scientists said on Thursday, as human-caused warming pushes the Northern Hemisphere’s muggiest, most uncomfortable time of year into new realms of stickiness and discomfort."

Source: New York Times, 09/11/2026

Nepal Puts Climate Justice At Centre Of Global Pitch For Flood Aid

"Flood-hit Nepal will ask wealthier countries and global agencies for ​financial help this week, arguing they should contribute to the $5 billion needed for initial rebuilding as the disaster shows how ‌climate change has hit poor countries that did little to cause it, officials said."

Source: Reuters, 09/10/2026

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