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Yes! Climate Change is real and our collective efforts are required to make our planet a better place for all.

PARIS (AFP) – The amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) the world can emit and still limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (°C) is much smaller than previously thought and could be used up in six years at current pollution levels, according to research published. Scientists said the revised “carbon budget” meant that humanity was now […]

The forecast for November 2023 through January 2024 is for drought across almost the whole region.

Welcome to the Tenth Annual Subcommittee meeting of the Committee of Permanent Representatives. These subcommittee meetings are hugely important, as they allow UNEP, Member States and other stakeholders to dig deep on ways to adjust and strengthen our mutually reinforcing support.

The prime minister will reach the UAE on November 30, deliver India's national statement during the United Nations' World Climate Action Summit on December 1 and return the same day

Bengaluru: Defending his cabinet's move to withdraw approval for the CBI probe against Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar in a disproportionate assets case, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday said, the sanction given by the previous BJP government is illegal.

James Hansen has developed a reputation for being consistently ahead of the curve in his assessment of global warming

The court has finishing hearing a challenge to the Climate Change Commission. There were some heated moments (literally) and a series of dinner party-related analogies, involving baguettes and wine.

What can businesses expect from Cop28, the UN climate conference taking place in December in Dubai

The Covid pandemic shifted attention away from climate change for a while. But global economic slowdown also led to a slowdown in global emissions increases. But with global recovery underway, emissions have resumed with equal fervour. IPCCs latest grim assessment of progress on climate action is that world temperatures have already risen by 1.1° C, and could breach 1.5° C increase before 2030, unless global emissions fall by 43%.