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What Did the UN Climate Talks at COP28 Achieve and What's Next? - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

What Did the UN Climate Talks at COP28 Achieve and What's Next? - Union of Concerned Scientists

As frustrating as it can be, COP is the only forum where all nations, no matter how small or big, have a seat at the table as world leaders make decisions about our collective future.

Source: ucsusa.org
Skilled manpower shortage holding back development goals - Vimarsana News

Skilled manpower shortage holding back development goals

In Sub-Saharan Africa, annual job openings are estimated to be shy of 87,000 between 2019-2030.

LIFE-AR at COP28: new commitments accelerate efforts for climate adaptation and resilience in the least developed countries - Vimarsana News

LIFE-AR at COP28: new commitments accelerate efforts for climate adaptation and resilience in the least developed countries

The 2023 UN climate negotiations (COP28) saw the LIFE-AR number of countries leading the way in supporting a shift away from 'business-as-usual' approaches to climate adaptation and resilience rise to ten. And there was a new financing commitment from Canada

Source: iied.org
What are the Top 5 Environmental Concerns for 2024? - Vimarsana News

What are the Top 5 Environmental Concerns for 2024?

As we delve into 2024, the global environmental landscape is shifting dramatically, bringing to the fore new challenges that require our urgent attention and innovative solutions. Click to read more...

Why there is so little hope from COP - Vimarsana News

Why there is so little hope from COP

For many years the representatives of fossil capital have outnumbered politicians and scientists at the COP talks, but this year fossil capital has openly, brazenly taken control. COP28, starting 30 November, will be chaired by Sultan Al Jabr, CEO of ADNOC, the UAE’s state-owned oil company. He recently announced plans to increase output from 2.7 billion barrels to 5 billion barrels a day, and leaked documents reveal ADNOC’s plans to use the summit to broker business deals.