Adelle Thomas Charra Tesfaye Terfassa By Adelle Thomas and Charra Tesfaye Terfassa The financing of loss and damage is finally an agenda item at COP27 but with climate impacts intensifying...
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Ed Atkins Alix Dietzel By Ed Atkins and Alix Dietzel At last year’s COP26 in Glasgow, the UK took great credit for brokering a pioneering agreement between the Global North...
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Malik Amin Aslam Khan Benito Müller By Malik Amin Aslam Khan, former Pakistan Minister for climate change and Professor Benito Müller, Convener international climate policy research, Environmental Change Institute, University...
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Ambassador Walton Webson By Ambassador Walton Webson, Chair of AOSIS, Permanent Representative of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations The frenetic atmosphere in Glasgow has dissipated. The media spotlight...
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Gamal M Hassan By Gamal M Hassan - Minister for Planning, Investment and Economic Development of Somalia In the many powerful speeches from world leaders that opened COP26 last week,...
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Laurence Tubiana We need an independent mechanism to ensure the integrity of climate commitments not already covered by the Paris agreement By Laurence Tubiana, CEO of the European Climate Foundation...
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Nick Molho In the run up to COP26, an increasing number of businesses have recognised the commercial and moral imperative of playing their part to tackle climate change, and have...
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Frederic Hache Mark Carney is a busy man. In addition to being the UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance, UK Prime Minister Johnson's Finance Adviser for COP26, Vice...
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Nathan Méténier Corporations will take center stage at this year’s climate talks in Glasgow, the welcome mat having been rolled out by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnston who is keen...
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