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The World Health Organization said it is committed to supporting all countries in continuously learning from the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is shunning this year's UN global climate conference, citing "greenwashing." The summit definitely has its problems, and progress is slow. But everything counts, says DW's Louise Osborne.

The awkward issue of “loss and damage” is high on the agenda at this year’s annual climate talks in Africa. What do developing nations want?

Funding to help poorer nations adapt to climate impacts is a tenth of what is really needed, the United Nations says. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The awkward issue of “loss and damage” is high on the agenda at this year’s annual climate talks in Africa. What do developing nations want?

An estimated 33 million people in Pakistan got affected by the heavy downpour during July-August this year. Climate scientists have enough data to claim that the unprecedented rains in Pakistan were...

The biggest challenge to transitioning to renewable energy is the cost of energy transition

Colorado is long past due to match large-scale collective action on greenhouse gas emission reductions to the scale of the climate crisis.

A UN report on Wednesday found some of the worlds most famous glaciers will disappear by 2050 because of human-climate change.

While the plastics promise is voluntary for now, a global legally binding UN treaty is in the works.