Developed and emerging economies are coming under growing pressure to show real intent to slash emissions and hike climate finance within this decade, less than six weeks ahead of the...
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Last week, medical journals have jointly published an editorial pointedly calling for world leaders to take emergency action to transform societies and limit climate change, restore biodiversity, and protect health....
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Only three of the world’s 23 developed countries are meeting their fair share of their joint pledge to shore up $100 billion per year in public and private climate finance...
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The recent IPCC report was reported globally as 'code red for humanity'. Thousands of scientists from around the world agree that humankind is unequivocally responsible for global warming, and we...
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From deadly floods in Europe, Turkey and China, to deadly heat and wildfires in North America, to deadly landslides in India - the climate crisis is becoming more tangible than...
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Less than 100 days until Glasgow Climate Summit starts. The world largest emitters agreed to submit 1.5C aligned 2030 and long-term climate plans by the next UN Climate Summit at...
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Despite disappointing commitments to ramp up climate action, G7 leaders took one unexpectedly positive and significant step when they met in June: they backed a global mission to halt and...
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Success at November’s UN COP26 summit - a first test of the Paris Agreement’s ability to stem the climate crisis - remains in jeopardy following the G7 summit last week,...
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The UK, Canada, US, Germany, France, Japan and Italy meet in Cornwall on 11-13 June, along with guests South Korea, Australia, India and South Africa. The annual G7 Summit is...
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SB2021 stands for the meetings of 2 permanent subsidiary bodies (SBI and SBSTA) of the UNFCCC negotiation process. The UN Climate Change subsidiary bodies sessions are organized from 31 May...
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