More than 40% of World’s Land Now Permanently Dry, UN Report Warns
The population in drylands has risen from 1.2 billion to 2.3 billion since 1990.
G20 Backs New Climate Finance Goal at COP29 But Falls Short of Explicitly Mentioning Fossil Fuels
G20 nations account for over 80% of global emissions.
Snowless Mount Fuji Emerges as a Stark Symbol of Climate Change After Japan’s Hottest Summer
Japan’s summer temperatures were 1.76C above average, reflecting a broader trend of rising global temperatures.
COP29 Host Azerbaijan’s Climate Action ‘Critically Insufficient’ to Meet Paris Goal, Assessment Reveals
"To avoid overshooting the Paris goal completely, the world would need to reduce emissions by 43% compared with levels in 2019."
No Mention of Fossil Fuel Phaseout in COP29 Presidency’s Agenda
The absence of a fossil fuel phaseout in COP29’s agenda highlights a significant gap in addressing the root of climate change, as fossil fuels remain the largest source of greenhouse
Momentum Is On Our Side in the Fight Against Climate Change
"Declining emissions, renewable energy growth, and increased government and business action are driving positive change."
Regulations, Subsidies, Carbon Taxes, Cap-and-Trade – Is There a ‘Perfect’ Climate Policy?
"The societal damage caused by climate change represents an externality – costs that firms do not bear, unless..."
Australia’s Fossil Fuel Exports Ranked 2nd For Climate Footprint Globally, Report Finds
Australia's per-capita emissions are double that of China and nine times larger than India.
The Disastrous Impact of Fossil Fuel Subsidies on Our Health, the Planet and the Economy
"In 2022, global fossil fuel subsidies were US$7 trillion, or 7% of global GDP"
How Meat and Dairy Subsidies Are Driving Climate Change
"while significant focus is given to the diet choices of individuals, the economic systems promoting the consumption of meat and dairy are often overlooked"
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