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Tipping points are markers beyond which any changes in climate system become self-perpetuating and can lead to abrupt and irreversible impacts.

Two scientific reports pointed to inadequate progress in containing global temperature rise on a day campaigners released a list of oil lobbyists that showed their participation has risen four times within a year to nearly 2,500 in a meet that seeks to phase out fossil fuels.

The SIVACON S4 switchboard was launched into the Vietnamese market on December 5, 2023 at “Sustainable Development and Net Zero Carbon 2050 – Vision and Challenges” seminar.

What matters now is not more minutely discussed goals, commitments and pledges, but action. It’s encouraging that, for the first time, officials at this year’s conference will weigh the findings of a formal “global stocktake” on lack of progress. That ought to stifle any desire to say “so far, so good”

The Minister of Energy, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, has outlined Ghanas Energy Transition and Investment Plan, aiming to attract a capital investment of US$550 billion.

DUBAI, Dec 6:  A documentary titled ‘The Plea of Mountain’ covering the damage caused by climate change in Nepal was screened at the United Nations Climate Conference (COP 28) underway in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.

India needs to take greater control of its domestic vulnerabilities—especially when it comes to its energy mix and health sector—even as it keeps pushing hard for climate justice internationally.

Climate alarmism helps liberals spend trillions of dollars to signal virtue and lavish taxpayers’ cash on their politically connected pals.

Australia’s contingent to the circus of COP28 is led by the Government’s top climate-clown Christopher Bowen. But for what precise benefit to Australia?

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners launches Growth Markets Fund II with a USD 3 billion target size