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India News: Developed countries exceeded the $100 billion climate finance goal for developing nations in 2022, reaching $115.9 billion. The OECD highlighted the i

DUBAI, Dec 12 (IPS) - One of the most heated debates at the annual climate summit coming to a conclusion in this United Arab Emirates city revolved around the phrasing of the final declaration, regarding the "phase-out" or "phase-down" of fossil fuels within a given time frame.

One of the most heated debates at the annual climate summit coming to a conclusion in this United Arab Emirates city revolved around the phrasing of the final declaration, regarding the "phase-out" or

The deal will be controversial given none of the companies are agreeing to reduce oil and gas production.

PRESS RELEASE SBTi validates Wolters Kluwer near-term emission reduction targets Alphen aan den Rijn – December 1, 2023 – Wolters Kluwer today announced that the Science Based Targets...

NEW YORK, Nov 22 (IPS) - Climate change has been a source of concern among the international community since the 1970s. Yet, almost fifty years since the issue was first raised in international diplomatic circles by prominent scientists, the situation continues to deteriorate, with rises in temperatures and extreme weather causing ever-magnifying problems around the world.

On November 3, 2023 at the invitation of  Vice President Kashim Shettima, France’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs,

Gap in climate adaptation finance up to $366 billion a year leaving the world exposed to severe and more frequent climate change impacts, says UNEP report

Gap in climate adaptation finance up to $366 billion a year leaving the world exposed to severe and more frequent climate change impacts, says UNEP report.

Other issues being decided on at the summit include more loans to developing nations by multilateral institutions, reform of international debt architecture, regulations on cryptocurrency and the impact of geopolitics on food and energy security.