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A top Bhutanese official has urged the world to take immediate and robust global action to address the escalating climate crisis.

The indivisible link between climate and nutrition was a pivotal subject at Cop28 on Sunday as campaigners carried on their fight for food systems – responsible for a third of greenhouse gas emissions…

Melting glaciers in the Himalayas put the small Kingdom of Bhutan at risk. Not only are the “frozen reservoirs” a fundamental water source, but the melting can also cause GLOFS – aka: 'mountain tsunamis' - killer flash floods that occur

COP28, the UN Conference of the Parties in oil-rich Dubai currently underway will not resolve the issue of oil and gas companies agreeing to slow down oil production. To the contrary, all signals point to an increase according to formal plans already laid out by the industry, as stated by the International Energy Agency. Reuters

Switzerland’s green credentials have suffered a setback after missing out on a top 20 spot in the annual Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI).

The UN climate talks turn to oceans and a Pacific islander is here to fight for her home.

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Exploiting religion to push political agendas is about as old as religion and politics – which means, about as old as mankind. The climate catastrophist movement has been doing it from its inception. But this year COP 28, the "Conference of the Parties" to the United Nations' Framework Convention on Climate Change, has brought the…