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As world leaders haggle over climate commitments in Glasgow, Scotland, climate watchers are looking for signs of progress — or lack thereof.  North Carolina environmental economist Jared Woollacott shares what to look for, and whether he's optimistic.

The 18-year-old Fridays For Future mainstay said that the world needed "immediate drastic annual emission cuts." She called world leaders to action instead of "profiting from this destruction."

The Prime Minister was speaking about Australias approach and commitment to climate change at the COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland on Tuesday when he misspoke.

By John Lee. Iraq has officially ratified the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. The Agreement will enter into force for Iraq on 1st December 2021. The Paris Agreement is an international treaty on climate change, adopted in 2015. It aims to keep the rise in mean global temperature to well below 2 degrees Celcius above […]

After a week of negotiations filled with grand announcements from nations promising to accelerate the decline of fossil fuels, where do the pledges put projected emissions halfway through the COP26 climate summit? Countries came in to the UN-led negotiations with their latest national emissions cutting pledges -- known as nationally determined contributions, or NDCs -- placing

Glasgow is bracing for protests against what campaigners say is a lack of urgency to address global warming after Greta Thunberg labelled the UN climate summit a "failure".

https://ubiverse.org/posts/the-africa-adaptation-art-show-at-cop26-curated-by-selva-ozelli The UN celebrates and raises awareness for a green recovery from the COVID-19 ...

Standard Chartered Bank has identified Vietnam as one of priority destinations among emerging economies thanks to its development potential and open-door policy.

Over 40 nations have pledged to shift away from coal in commitments made at the United Nations climate change conference or COP26. US and China did not sign up.

The global protests came after tens of thousands of young people rallied in Glasgow on Friday to denounce inaction and greenwashing at the global climate summit.