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Ecuadorian indigenous leader shares insights on climate crisis; floating mangroves tested in Fiji; a billion youth face desertification risks; NDCs guide global climate action under the Paris Agreement. On December …
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Global temperatures are set to exceed the 1.5°C threshold this year for the first time, highlighting the urgency for climate action. November recorded 1.62°C above pre-industrial levels, with 2024 projected …
Global Temperature Surpasses 1.5°C Mark, Highlighting Urgent Need for Climate Action Read More
The climate crisis is worsening, with 2024 expected to be the hottest year on record. November’s average global temperature was 1.62°C above preindustrial levels, marking the first annual average to …
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The Copernicus Climate Change Service warns that 2024 is likely to be the warmest year on record, with average global temperatures expected to exceed the critical threshold of 1.5 degrees …
Copernicus Climate Change Service Predicts 2024 to be Hottest Year Recorded Read More
COP29 in Azerbaijan revealed a coalition of over 30 countries striving to enhance climate action commitments, aiming to meet net-zero emissions and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Despite …
COP29: A Coalition Emerges Amidst Climate Negotiation Challenges Read More
COP 29 culminated in a grim acknowledgment of climate action failures, emphasizing the increasing risk to small island developing states. The conference dismissed fossil fuel phase-out, focusing instead on inadequate …
COP 29: A Disheartening Reality for Climate Action and Small Island States Read More
COP29, despite underwhelming financial pledges, saw a promising coalition formed by over 30 countries committed to reducing emissions. Inspired by the Rhodium Group’s report, this coalition aims to limit global …
COP29: A Coalition’s Hope for Climate Action Amidst Challenges Read More
COP29 emphasized the critical need for gender equality in China’s renewable energy sector, where women’s representation is declining despite the industry’s growth. Recommendations include the transparency of gender data in …
Advancing Gender Equality in China’s Renewable Energy Sector Read More
India argued at the ICJ that developed countries’ climate financing is inadequate, calling for a minimum of $1 trillion annually. COP29’s $300 billion agreement disappointed many developing nations. The hearings …
ICJ Hearing: India’s Call for Increased Climate Finance from Developed Nations Read More
Ralph Regenvanu, Vanuatu’s Climate Change envoy, criticized Australia and the US for relying on failed treaties during ICJ climate hearings. He emphasized that climate destruction violates international law and called …
Vanuatu’s Envoy Critiques Major Polluters at ICJ Climate Hearings Read More