Forests at COP29: Why Are They Important?
Forests play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth, making their protection and restoration a priority in climate negotiations
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Civil Society Groups Urge Google to Tighten Policies over Climate Misinformation
Civil society groups have called on Google to strengthen its policies to prevent financial gains from posts that contain misleading environmental information.
Thin Cold Surface Layer Helps Oceans Absorb Carbon Dioxide
A team of scientists led by researchers from the UK has made an important discovery after months of oceanic expeditions across the Atlantic, carefully measuring gas levels and temperature.
United Nations Messages to the World Before COP29: The Need for Clear Climate Results
As global climate challenges intensify, a clear and actionable path to averting climate catastrophe remains elusive.
How COP29 Supports Nationally Determined Contributions
The Paris Agreement was a turning point in climate negotiations, setting ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Scientists Explore New Microbes in bid to Slow Climate Change
Scientists have been exploring the depths of the ocean and space in search of microbes that can absorb carbon emissions to help slow the pace of climate change.
Who Will Receive Funding from the Loss and Damage Fund? 12 Eligible Arab Countries
In 2024, the Loss and Damage Fund will be launched to support countries impacted by climate disasters, with 12 Arab countries eligible to receive its funding.
Climate Loss and Damage Fund: Resolving the Battle on Arab Lands!
The battle over the Climate Loss and Damage Fund has been ongoing for a long time, with Egypt playing a pivotal role in its establishment and the UAE continuing the important mission.
The Loss and Damage Coalition to "The Earth Call": This Network Must Be Activated Before COP28
The Santiago Network for Loss and Damage (SNLD) was proposed at COP 25 in Madrid in 2019.