In early February 2026, Global Choices took the floor at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Plenary Hall to push for stronger protections against black carbon pollution in the Arctic. Vedika

In a time of uncertainty, we must continue to be creative, and courageous, enough to imagine alternatives. One of the most powerful ways to do that? Paying attention to the

Every autumn near Churchill, Manitoba—the self-proclaimed polar bear capital of the world—hundreds of polar bears gather along the shores of Hudson Bay…waiting. They are waiting for the sea ice to

We have received a clear signal from the ocean that the system that sustains us is under strain. The ocean’s warning signal just grew louder. According to new research led by

Arctic Angel Eesha Rangani recently attended the second Preparatory Commission (PrepCom 2) of the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement. The event was a key meeting held from August 18-29,

From tracking melting ice caps to detecting illegal fishing in the Arctic, satellites provide the critical data that underpins global climate policy. They help ensure that decisions at forums like

In July, Sally Ann Ranney, the President and Co-Founder of Global Choices, embarked on a journey to the Central Arctic Ocean.  The trip was organized by Ocean Geographic’s founder, Michael

The climate crisis is not gender-neutral. Women and children are disproportionately impacted by climate change, yet continue to be drastically underrepresented in leadership spaces where decisions about our planet’s future

On July 3rd, 2025, Advisory Opinion No. 32 on Human Rights and the Climate Emergency may have laid the groundwork. Last Thursday, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights released Advisory

Global Choices continued its advocacy for the often-forgotten frozen ocean at the UN Oceans Conference (UNOC) in Nice earlier this month. It was a powerful moment—not only to elevate the