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The Washington Post ran a Thursday piece dragging a Nobel laureate, quoting a partisan scientist who has erroneously suggested that he is a Nobel Prize winner.

In Within reach: Navigating the political economy of decarbonization, recently published by the World Bank, the authors argue that overcoming political economy barriers to achieve progress in the Paris Agreement to reduce emissions is possible, but it requires policy makers to adopt certain approaches.

Many of the scare tactics employed by mainstream media and green activists are given weight by the IPCC’s suggestion that the AMOC will weaken in future as “very likely”.

The idea that harm done today can be offset in the future is based on a basic misunderstanding of the carbon cycle. Planting more trees is important – but it’s no substitute for cutting emissions.

Commitment to deliver a '1.5C-aligned menu' for thousands of attendees at the upcoming talks in Dubai aims to encourage shift to lower carbon diets

Despite negotiations being ongoing since COP27, they have been slowed down by a lot of disagreements on how the fund will work.

Despite negotiations being ongoing since COP27, they have been slowed down by a lot of disagreements on how the fund will work.

Almost a third of global greenhouse gas emissions are attributed to agricultural and food systems. At COP28 in Dubai, some of the negotiations will focus on avenues for the transformation of the sector. Making agricultural production more sustainable, changing diets, reducing food loss and waste: where can improvements be made and where should efforts be targeted?

While the EU makes efforts to reduce emissions at home, progress is dwarfed by the EU's financial sector's climate-harming, profit-seeking investments outside of its own borders, write the directors of Climate Action Network, Friends of the Earth, and Act...