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Fourteen UConn student fellows attended COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, marking the university’s continued engagement in the UN climate change discussions since COP21 in 2015. The students shared their preparations, experiences …
UConn Students Engage at COP29: Insights and Experiences from the Climate Conference Read More
The International Court of Justice is hearing arguments concerning the legal responsibilities of major polluting countries in addressing climate change. Small island nations are seeking clarity and stronger actions following …
International Court of Justice Addresses Climate Change Accountability Read More
Barbados has completed the world’s first debt swap for climate resilience, allowing the nation to invest in conservation while alleviating debt. Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley announced this at COP29, …
Barbados Innovates with World’s First Climate Resilience Debt Swap Read More
Small island states, led by Vanuatu, urged the International Court of Justice to hold high-emitting nations accountable for climate change impacts beyond existing treaties. Legal representatives highlighted the existential threats …
Small Island States Urge ICJ to Enforce Climate Justice Beyond Treaties Read More
The ICJ in The Hague has started hearings regarding the legal obligations of UN member states to protect against climate change. Initiated by Pacific Islanders, the case aims to highlight …
Youth-Led Climate Change Case Begins at the ICJ in The Hague Read More
Small island states, spearheaded by Vanuatu, have called upon the International Court of Justice to examine international obligations regarding climate change, emphasizing that high-emitting nations have violated international law. The …
Small Island States Urge ICJ to Expand Legal Accountability on Climate Change Read More
The International Court of Justice is hearing a landmark case involving small island nations seeking accountability from major polluters for climate change impacts. With participation from 99 countries, the case …
Landmark ICJ Hearing Addresses Climate Change Threat to Small Island Nations Read More
The African Visa Openness Index (AVOI) 2024 highlights significant disparities in visa policies across African nations, with Benin, Rwanda, Seychelles, and The Gambia leading in visa openness. Ghana, Cape Verde, …
Visa Openness Index 2024: Benin, Rwanda, and Seychelles at the Forefront for African Travelers Read More
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s Environment Minister, discussed COP29 outcomes, highlighting Canada’s $2 billion GAIA fund for vulnerable nations, while acknowledging the inadequacy of agreements on pollution reduction. He emphasized the need …
Canada’s Commitment to Climate Action: An Interview with Steven Guilbeault Read More
Paraguay and Argentina are progressing on the Bioceanic Gas Pipeline, aimed at connecting their energy systems. This initiative is expected to enhance energy security and economic trade in the region, …
Advancements in the Bioceanic Gas Pipeline: Paraguay and Argentina’s Energy Collaboration Read More