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The Vietnam Green Building Week 2022, slated for October 13 - 14, is set to promote dialogue and multidimensional cooperation to facilitate green practices in the construction sector.

Updated nationally-determined contribution sets out further details on UK's 2030 decarbonisation target and its plans for boosting green skills and 'levelling up'

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The Forests & Climate Leaders’ Partnership launching at COP27 seeks to unite world leaders behind pledge to reverse forest loss by 2030

King Charles, who has campaigned against the effects of climate change since the 1970s, wishes to attend COP27 in Egypt, the Evening Standard reports.

The United Nations and development partners, during discussions with Vietnamese ministries and sectors, expressed their willingness to support Vietnam in achieving the goal of net zero emission and energy transition.

Food and farming firms at the highest level may stand to lose up to a quarter of their value by 2030 if they fall short in efforts to halt deforestation.

Joint IEA, IRENA, and UN assessment of COP26 Breakthrough Agenda sets out priorities for collaborative climate action between businesses and governments

Efforts to cut emissions ‘falls short’ to boost energy security and tackle climate change, group warns

Addressing the media ahead of his five-day visit to the US as the head of a high-level joint ministerial official delegation, the minister said that the forum will bring together all the stakeholders including at least 30 ministers from different countries, hundreds of CEOs and business leaders, scientists and academicians