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Everywhere you look, there is this scheme to reduce farming, which will reduce population. That was the whole theory of Thomas Malthus (1766-1834) that the

The transition to a green economy must not exacerbate environmental and social injustices

With current pledges totalling only around $700 million, vulnerable countries  affected by costly climate disasters are calling for additional funds Climate finance has taken centre stage in discussions surrounding global climate action, particularly at COP28 in Dubai. The finance day at

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Survival of the aviation industry depends on whether it can scale up to use sustainable biofuels, low-emissions hydrogen, and derivatives rapidly, and contain the growth in demand

The flood disaster has again exposed the lack of official preparations for such extreme weather events, which are becoming more frequent globally due to climate change, as scientists have warned for years.

In the wake of COP28, the latest international conference on global warming and related climate change, mainstream headlines have declared a “winding

The inclusion of "fossil fuels" in the final cover text of the Global Stocktake made COP28 the first COP to truly align with climate science.

'I thought we had more time': how motherhood spurred a New Yorker's fight against fossil fuels

The Earth’s jet streams play a fundamental role in the speed and direction of weather systems across the world.