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Study will look at sequestering CO2 dissolved in brine water deep underground

/PRNewswire/ -- Following a day of active discussions at the Shaping the Future of Shipping: Delivering a Net Zero World summit on 10 December, a course was...

Discover the barriers and challenges that make nuclear power not suitable for Australia's energy transition.

This year’s COP28 ends on Tuesday, 12 December, and one of the three main texts, the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA), is still being hotly negotiated.

Mountains are vital for human existence and livelihoods as they provide essential resources like freshwater, energy, and food. Conserving these mountains is crucial for achieving sustainable development goals. On December 11, we observe International Mountain Day, which serves as an opportunity to increase awareness and advocate for nature-based solutions, best practices, and investments that can improve the resilience and adaptability of mountain ecosystems. The theme for International Mountain...

The climate scientist is the first Singaporean elected to the United Nations’ top climate body as the IPCC’s Co-Chair of Working Group II. He shares with CNA his views on the COP28 talks and the climate change challenge.

The climate scientist is the first Singaporean elected to the United Nations’ top climate body as the IPCC’s Co-Chair of Working Group II. He shares with CNA his views on the COP28 talks and the climate change challenge.

Pacific Leaders, who view climate change impacts as a serious "existential threat", have declared their region under a State of Climate Emergency, the Director General of the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) Mr. Sefanaia Nawadra told a high-level segment on Climate Change at COP28, in Dubai, UAE on 9 December.

Twelve-year-old Licypriya Kangujam demands transparency and billions in climate aid at COP28.

Creatives serve as a bridge between ambition and action, say advocates