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Offering the fossil fuel industry the choice to address climate change is not working —...

The richer countries should invest in the use of less harmful methods of energy generation through fossil fuels

Country dance, a ceilidh. and every year, and even to this day, we still have a ghillies ball held in this ballroom. this year, for thejubilee year, is the salmon school. designed and installed byjoseph rossano. and it features 300 mirrored fish all hung there. the structure is also from recycled wood. it hung before at cop26, so were very excited to have it. which was the climate change conference. thats right, climate change conference in glasgow. as well as marking thejubilee, the exhibit cel...

Amplifying the success of the conference Carbon net zero value chain, Unilever Vietnam has introduced three specific programs to collaborate with its partners for greenhouse

COP26 President Alok Sharma will take part in two key climate events in Sweden this week to continue the drive for countries to turn pledges made in the Glasgow Climate Pact into action ahead of

Guardian to world’s biggest seagrass meadow, Seychelles says the rich world is reneging on climate change promises

Mobilisation of R130bn in concessional finance and grants yet to find its way into SA, six months later.

The Economic Committee of the National Assembly (NA) has recently proposed developing nuclear power over the next decades.

An EU and French-funded project was launched on May 27 to improve the climate resilience of urban infrastructure in four northern central provinces of Vietnam.

Rich countries sent mixed messages on everything from investing in fossil fuels to ending coal and beefing up climate finance.