The African leaders are taking the bull by its horns in their approach to COP29 focusing on actions over pledges to affirm climate actions
On the third day of the COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, the COP29 co-chairs published a draft text on climate finance goals.
For these countries, CBAM is part of a troubling trend in which richer countries use climate rules to protect their own economies.
Facing severe climate impacts like floods, droughts, food insecurity, and cyclones developing nations seek $1.3 trillion target in the NCQG
The agreement will tackle agriculture challenge of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region using innovative and sustainable techniques
The developed countries have attached their deliberations of climate financing on the possibility of carbon markets cutting down the costs
The issue of loss and damage has been a focus in UN climate negotiations for over 30 years, first proposed by Vanuatu in 1991
A primary focus at COP29 is climate finance matters around establishing sufficient and equitable funding mechanisms for developing countries
COP29 Presidency focus is on operationalizing Article 6(Entails Carbon Markets)to cut the annual cost of implementing national climate target
Reflecting on report’s findings, WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said every fraction degree of warming now has significant consequences