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'Developing policies is one thing, but implementing these policies is a completely different monster'

I’m happy to say Sen. Eric Schmitt introduced a companion to my bill in the U.S. Senate. As elected representatives, we owe the American people sound decision-making, especially when it comes to spending. There should be a reasonable return on investment, whether it’s supporting our farmers or protecting our allies.

While the Loss and Damage Fund has been hailed, an economist says a better solution is to leverage the region’s assets to attract real investment.

The climate summit saw some important people make some big promises, writes climate expert Roger Harrabin. But a closer reading shows that Big Oil still controls the field when it comes to climate change

The UAE Consensus does not commit the world to phasing out oil and gas, nor to near-term timelines for transitioning away from fossil fuels.

Scientists say even if the fossil fuels are phased out, it's impossible to reach the ultimate goal of holding global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius

Firms join forces to launch 'first of a kind' debt financing model for carbon removals

There is no alternative to adopting a cross-domain and cross-disciplinary approach to resolving deeply interconnected challenges. COP 28 has pointed us in the right direction

Dario Azzellini — The radical transformation of production and consumption patterns alone (which does not happen anyway) will not lead to the required social and ecological transition. Employment and the labor markets are changing and we have to make sure that work itself becomes sustainable in all its aspects.

India News: Dubai’s talkathon means little. Current emissions trajectory will not prevent temperature increase. Global South’s not getting enough financing. India