Small 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-PresseAt COP29, leaders finalize Article 6 for carbon trading, stirring debate over its impact on emissions and human rights.
By Sibi Arasu and Dorany Pineda12 Nov 2024The Associated PressGlobal banks pledge $120B yearly climate aid by 2030, targeting low-income nations, boosting private sector investment.
By Simon Jessop, Virginia Furness and Karin Strohecker12 Nov 2024ReutersAt COP29, UN's Guterres urged world leaders to boost climate finance, warning, “Pay up, or humanity will pay the price.”
By William James, Kate Abnett and Simon Jessop12 Nov 2024ReutersRising methane emissions threaten climate goals; scientists call for urgent cuts to reduce this potent greenhouse gas's impact.
By Gloria Dickie12 Nov 2024ReutersThe UK will on Tuesday set out a new target to reduce fossil fuel emissions but will not make any new financial commitments...
By Helen Corbett11 Nov 2024UK PA MediaCarbon offsets are booming, but low-quality, unregulated options raise doubts about their effectiveness in cutting emissions.
By Sehoon Kim11 Nov 2024The ConversationClimate activist Greta Thunberg on Monday attended a rally in Georgia to protest against Azerbaijan hosting the annual United Nations climate talks.
By Sophiko Megrelidze11 Nov 2024The Associated PressCOP29 approved UN standards for carbon markets, a pivotal step toward enabling countries to trade credits to meet climate goals.
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