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Climate vulnerable countries disappointed at COP27 outcomes

Fiona Harvey deciphers the state of progress on addressing the climate crisis at UN talks in Egypt

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As postcolonial ecofeminists have long cautioned, the international community needs to ensure that in championing the gender and climate change connections and putting women at the forefront of this,

Gov’t prioritizing green investment to mitigate climate change impacts: Ahsan Iqbal

Wildfires pose serious risks to human health through transboundary air pollution, new data suggests.

Worrying inaction on establishing a loss and damage facility as promised during the Glasgow COP, say ministers of developing countries.

Central to these negotiations is the reduction of carbon emissions and a shift to greener economies

The declaration also vowed to continue to advance women’s and girls’ equal access to inclusive and quality education, including participation in STEM education, women entrepreneurship through MSMEs, and women’s and girls’ access in leadership positions.

By the midpoint of the two-week marathon of negotiations at the United Nations climate change conference in Sharm-el Sheikh, Egypt, it has become clear that the most difficult tension to resolve is between developed nations — most of all the United States — and their poorer counterparts over compensation for the effects of climate change.