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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

An analysis of the evolution of the planet’s climate can be made by following the human carbon footprint, as well as the traces left by rising temperatures in tree rings, ice and sediment

Climate activist Licypriya Kangujam has demanded rich nations pay billions of dollars for the damage caused by the climate crisis to poor countries. The 12-year-old was speaking at the ongoing United Nations Climate Conference 2023 (COP28) in Dubai.

US President Joe Bidens efforts to promote offshore wind development were tied to the approval of new oil leases by Congress. Recently, the US Export-Import Bank approved $1.5 billion for an overseas oil and gas project in Estonia, contrary to the USs and G7s promise to end international fossil finance.

The progress on committed finance by the developed world towards Global South has stayed well below the targeted $100 billion annually As a global stocktake is conducted in COP 28; climate financing which is intended to support the twin pillars of mitigation and adaptation alongside the recently

Five years ago a simple design – stripes of colours ranging from dark blue to dark red – started a universal and revolutionary way of communicating global warming.

Carbon accounting towards "net zero" favors nuclear energy. Though not a panacea for climate change, we should certainly not characterize atomic power as a pariah.

Environmental activist Nicolas Presti will serve two months in prison from Tuesday. He chose time behind bars over paying a fine.

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

The activist demand that the U.S. phase out all fossil fuels in eight years is borderline insane.