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Civil society members at COP29 led by activists such as Lidy Nacpil, Jana Rashed, and Leena Eisa, convened a People’s Plenary to connect climate action with the realities of genocide …
Activists at COP29 Urge Connection Between Climate Action and Addressing Global Genocides Read More
During COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, countries rejected a vague draft concerning climate finance for developing nations due to the absence of specific commitments from wealthier nations. Frustrated representatives emphasize the …
COP29: Nations Reject Vague Climate Finance Draft Amid Urgent Appeal for Action Read More
At the recent COP29, discussions have been centered on establishing a financial package to address climate loss and damage, emphasizing the necessity for fossil fuel companies to shoulder financial responsibilities …
Advocating for Accountability: Who Should Finance Climate Loss and Damage? Read More
At COP29 in Azerbaijan, participants have observed concerning backsliding on gender language in climate negotiations, with key countries opposing references to women’s experiences in proposals. Advocates warn this trend threatens …
Concerns Mount as Gender Inclusivity Declines in Global Climate Negotiations Read More
At COP29 in Baku, concerns are rising regarding the rollback of gender commitments in climate discussions. Key proposals lost references to women’s experiences due to opposition from nations like Saudi …
Concerns Rise Over Gender Backsliding at COP29 Climate Negotiations Read More
Richer nations are beginning to offer compensation for climate-related damages to poorer countries. This initiative was highlighted by Cyclone Freddy’s impact in Malawi, where affected families like that of Christopher …
Richer Nations Initiate Compensation for Climate Change Impact in Developing Countries Read More
Richer countries are initiating compensation for climate change damages to poorer nations, highlighted by a payment received by a Malawi farmer after Cyclone Freddy. This marks the start of a …
Wealthier Nations Begin Compensating Developing Countries for Climate Damage Read More
Divergent approaches to climate action characterize the political landscape, as Donald Trump’s anti-climate stance contrasts sharply with various European right-wing governments advocating for significant climate initiatives. Leaders from Hungary and …
Contrasting Climate Perspectives: U.S. Right-Wing Opposition versus European Advocacy Read More
Richer countries are initiating compensation for poorer nations experiencing climate change damages. Cyclone Freddy devastated Malawi, leading to significant displacement and hardship. A new funding model termed “loss and damage” …
Wealthy Nations Begin Compensating Poorer Countries for Climate Disasters Read More
At COP29, clashes arose over a proposed agreement viewed as a backslide on fossil fuel commitments, drawing criticism from leading nations. The UK, EU, New Zealand, and Ireland termed the …
COP29: Tensions Rise Over Fossil Fuel Commitments and Climate Finance Read More