COP16 Ends Without Consensus on Financing for Nature Conservation
COP16 biodiversity summit ends in disappointment, with countries failing to agree on $200 billion funding for conservation by 2030.
Canada Delays Emissions Cap Enforcement to 2030-2032
“Leaving compliance until 2030 is like waiting until the second period of a hockey game to start keeping score”
By the Numbers: The Climate Action We Need This Decade
Collective action is necessary; developed countries must lead. Specific targets in sectors like energy and transport are essential.
COP29: Clashes over cash are set to dominate the climate conference
Thousands of delegates representing almost every country will arrive in Azerbaijan in just a few days.
Who pays for climate damages? Making Big Oil pay is most popular policy option, research finds
With 60% linking oil profits to rising energy prices, the findings illustrate how corporate greed exacerbates economic struggles, making the case for taxing these companies even stronger.
Kamala Harris Is the Only Candidate Who Can Take on the Climate Crisis
"Because climate change is human-made, so are its solutions."
Alberta Challenges Canadian Carbon Tax Exemption In Court
Alberta, a conservative government, is arguing in favor of Canada's carbon tax.
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