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'Historic' COP28 Summit Sees End of Fossil Fuel Era - Vimarsana News

'Historic' COP28 Summit Sees End of Fossil Fuel Era

A rare consensus of opinion at the event is being applauded, criticized, and dismissed by observers at every point on the climate change scale. That consensus was reached at all was still a surprise for most.

COP27: Agenda finalised, as Johnson slams 'corrosive cynicism' of net zero sceptics - Vimarsana News

COP27: Agenda finalised, as Johnson slams 'corrosive cynicism' of net zero sceptics

Loss and Damage formally confirmed as agenda item for fortnight long talks, as world leaders prepare to deliver rallying call for global climate action

COP27: Agenda finalised as Johnson slams 'corrosive cynicism' of net zero sceptics - Vimarsana News

COP27: Agenda finalised as Johnson slams 'corrosive cynicism' of net zero sceptics

Loss and Damage has been formally confirmed as agenda item for fortnight long talks at COP27.

Statement by the Hon. Philip J. Pierre to the General Debate of the 77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly - Vimarsana News

Statement by the Hon. Philip J. Pierre to the General Debate of the 77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly

Mr. President, Distinguished Heads of State and Government, Other Distinguished Heads of Delegations and Delegates, cherished citizens...

Study: Companies and investors that fail to prepare for land use transition could lose billions - Vimarsana News

Study: Companies and investors that fail to prepare for land use transition could lose billions

Food and agriculture companies and their investors are failing to adequately price in the financial impact of coming 'land use transition', UN study warns