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Endangered River Deltas.. Half a Billion People Face Risks

River deltas, such as the iconic Nile River Delta in Egypt, are scattered across the globe. These fan-shaped or triangular landforms at river mouths hold immense cultural, economic, and agricultural value due to their fertile soils. Despite their significance, these regions face mounting vulnerabilities as climate change accelerates. Scientists strive to develop effective solutions to safeguard these critical areas from escalating threats.

Why do forests need effective management?

Forests stand out in climate action negotiations, as they are one of the most important and effective climate solutions. Researchers and specialized scientists extensively study forests because they are crucial for combating climate change, are one of the most complex ecosystems, and are rich in biodiversity, making their preservation urgent.

Riyadh hosts COP16 amid hopes for a turning point for land restoration

The 16th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP16) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) will kick off in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, on Monday, December 2 to 13, 2024, under the slogan "Our Land... Our Future."

UAE Pavilion at COP16.. 20 dialogue sessions refuting desertification issues

Building upon the momentum of COP29 in Baku, the UAE announced its thematic pavilion as part of its robust engagement at the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification COP16.

Revealing coral strategies to resist bleaching

Coral reefs have lived on the surface of the Earth for nearly 500 million years. They are among the oldest living organisms on Earth and hold a special place due to their numerous benefits to the ecosystem.

World leaders react to COP29 agreement on climate finance

Countries around the world have reached a significant agreement at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), committing to provide $300 billion in climate finance annually by 2035.

COP29 recommends the full operation of the Loss and Damage Fund

At the COP29 conference, developing countries, including small island nations, least developed countries, and African nations, eagerly anticipated the full operation of the long-awaited Loss and Damage Fund.

Gender Day.. COP29 Reaches Out to 158 Million Women

As COP29 is coming to a conclusion, Gender Day took center stage on November 21, spotlighting gender equality within the framework of climate action.

COP29.. Launching 1st non-governmental platform for climate action in the Global South

The National NGO Forum in Azerbaijan initiated an international conference on South-South cooperation for non-governmental organizations from non-Aligned Movement countries at the conclusion of COP29.

‘Save the Planet’.. COP29 Concludes with Children's Voices (Photos)

At the conclusion of the COP29 conference, Azerbaijan’s Social and Ecological Center “EkoSfera” hosted an event that focused on the urgent calls from children and youth to protect the planet and the environment, according to Firuza Sultan-zade, the head of the center.

Chief Negotiator at COP29: Still Striving for More Ambitious Financial Goal

Yalçın Rafiev, chief negotiator at the COP29, stated on Friday that the parties are still striving to achieve a more ambitious financial goal.

"COP29" concludes with a new collective goal for climate financing

Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, hosted the conference of the parties (COP29), which has now reached its final destination. The conference concluded its activities on Friday, November 22, 2024, with various events in the green zone and a significant event in the blue zone.

COP29 Digitalisation Day: New Chapter in Climate Action

Digitalization has taken center stage at COP29, held in Baku, Azerbaijan. The conference has dedicated a special day to digital transformation, reflecting its growing importance in climate action.

UAE Launches Mangrove Alliance Strategy 2031 at COP29

During the second Mangrove Alliance for Climate (MAC) meeting held on the sidelines of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 21, Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak, the UAE’s Minister of Climate Change and Environment, announced the MAC Strategy 2031.

Baku White City.. Remarkable Environmental Transformation of Oldest Oil Industry Center

Nearly 180 years ago, the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, was home to what is believed to be the first oil well drilled according to modern industry standards. This well, established by the Russian Empire in 1846, began what became known as the “Black City.”

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