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COP28: cash pledges needed to spur loss and damage fund - Vimarsana News

COP28: cash pledges needed to spur loss and damage fund

Climate-vulnerable countries want to see at least US$100 billion a year paid into the Loss and Damage Fund.

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COP28: Arab states at apex of the global climate hypocrisy - Vimarsana News

COP28: Arab states at apex of the global climate hypocrisy

Published days before COP28 in the UAE, a report has charged four Arab states as being in the world's top 20 fossil-fuel contributors. Despite calls to divest from fossil fuel and invest in renewable energy, the world continues to ignore our pleas.

Decarbonisation in Africa | Allen & Overy LLP - Vimarsana News

Decarbonisation in Africa | Allen & Overy LLP

As the world focuses on energy transition and decarbonisation, there is clearly no shortage of bold ambition on the part of many African governments to play a key role in global efforts...

UN Report Says World is Racing to Well Past Warming Limit as Carbon Emissions Rise Instead of Plunge - Vimarsana News

UN Report Says World is Racing to Well Past Warming Limit as Carbon Emissions Rise Instead of Plunge

The UN said countries have to slash their emissions by 42% by the end of the decade.

Three positive climate developments - Vimarsana News

Three positive climate developments

While humanity's efforts to curb planet-warming emissions are nowhere near enough to avoid heating the world to catastrophic levels, tentative improvements show that progress is possible.Warming of that scale would prompt catastrophic climate disasters worldwide, including the risk of mass extinctions, the melting of glaciers and permafrost that could eventually unleash metres of sea level rise and unliveable conditions across much of the planet.

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