Exclusive-Fragile Countries Make $20 Billion Climate Finance Push at COP29, Letter Says
A group of conflict-affected countries is pushing at COP29 to double financial aid to more than $20 billion a year to combat the natural disaster and security crises facing their populations, a letter seen by Reuters showed.
By Kate Abnett, Olesya Astakhova and Virginia Furness BAKU (Reuters) -Countries at the COP29 summit tried to make progress on ...
A letter signed by global leaders and renowned climate scientists calls for reform of the COP process.View on euronews ...
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In the nosebleed seats of a nearly-empty Baku Olympic stadium coated with a layer of dust, activists used a giant banner to ...
This year's U.N. climate summit is struggling to focus minds on the health of the planet, with turbulent geopolitics, a ...
Good afternoon, and Happy Friday, readers! Hope you all had a great week. In today's edition of Daily on Energy, Callie and Maydeen, along with our editor Joe Lawler, continue to monitor the news from ...
Cities in Asia and the United States emit the most heat-trapping gas that feeds climate change, and Shanghai is the most ...
COP29, this year's biggest environmental conference, is now underway. Here is how leaders from around the world are coming ...
Azerbaijan postpones the launch of a controversial climate fund and gets embroiled in a diplomatic spat with the EU ...
If you wish to see the climate glass as dangerously empty, read this year’s Global Carbon Budget report by 119 global ...
Speaking at the launch of the Eye on Methan report, UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen calls on governments and the ...
At least 123 oil and gas bosses and staff invited as ‘guests’ by Azerbaijani government and given host country badges, the ...
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