World leaders at COP29 call for climate finance, with wealthier nations urged to aid poorer countries in climate resilience.
By Melina Walling12 Nov 2024The Associated PressGlobal CO2 emissions will hit a record 41.6 billion tons in 2024, worsening climate impacts despite renewable energy progress.
By Kate Abnett12 Nov 2024ReutersCALGARY, Alberta, Nov. 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Condor Energies Inc. (“Condor” or the “Company”) (TSX:CDR), a Canadian based, internationally focused energy transition...
Issued by Condor Energies Inc.Distributed by GlobeNewswire Inc.12 Nov 2024US officials keep a busy schedule at COP29, assuring global leaders of continued climate action despite Trump's return threat.
By Laurent Thomet12 Nov 2024Agence France-PresseThe UN-backed carbon market moves closer, with COP29 nations setting new standards to ensure transparency and project credibility.
By AFP12 Nov 2024Agence France-PresseSmall nations like Bhutan and Panama, which absorb more carbon than they emit, demand recognition at COP29 for their sacrifices.
By Sara Hussein12 Nov 2024Agence France-PresseWith COP29 underway, major emitters face pressure to enhance climate goals for the 1.5°C target, but most remain uncommitted.
By Chloé Farand12 Nov 2024Agence France-PressePrime Minister Starmer aims for an 81 per cent reduction in UK emissions by 2035, aligning with the Paris Agreement’s climate goals.
By Rebecca Speare-Cole12 Nov 2024UK PA MediaA $75B scheme to fund clean energy projects in poorer countries will launch on the London Stock Exchange.
By Alex Daniel12 Nov 2024UK PA MediaGlobal banks pledge $120B yearly climate aid by 2030, targeting low-income nations, boosting private sector investment.
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