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From shifting weather patterns that threaten food production to rising sea levels that increase the risk of catastrophic flooding, the impacts of climate change are global in scope and...

UK's COP26 regional ambassador for Asia-Pacific and South Asia Ken O' Flaherty while speaking at the WION Climate Summit said that having net-zero targets is not enough. "It's impossible to say that one country is suffering more than others," he said.  He was a panel member at the first edition of WION's annual Climate Summit the theme of which was 'Climate Calling: The last chance to answer climate emergency'. "The increasing global temperatures are...

‘People Make Glasgow’ is a strapline that’s become synonymous with the city, equally captivating to ‘Weegies’ as much as the tourists splashing through its dreich streets. The Drum caught up with Tangent, the campaign’s creator, to learn what the agency will be up to next.

The government plan, backed by the World Bank, will support new employment and basic services in parts where coal mining is on the decline.

"We're good at building relationships with governments and partnerships with each other."

Thailand creates world’s biggest solar farm - but not everybody is happy about it.

Vietnam's textile and garment industry is making efforts to realise its green production target and reduce emissions in a bid to help implement the Government’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050 at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26).

With Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reaching the mainstream in the past few years, there is a growing concern that there is a lot of focus on the “E” and “S” part of the equation while the “G” is being left behind, especially in geo-political discussions on climate change and the economics of transitioning to net zero.

With Russia blowing apart world order, Western advocates for international climate action say their cause is looking ever more bleak, just as the effects of warming are looking more ominous.

We have more wind and solar resources in Africa than anywhere else and yet our people are some of the most energy starved in the world.