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Vanuatu’s Climate Change Envoy, Ralph Regenvanu, criticized major emitters such as Australia and the US during ICJ hearings, accusing them of evading responsibility for their emissions. He emphasized the urgency …
Vanuatu Climate Envoy Critiques Major Emitters at ICJ Climate Case Read More
At the UNCCD COP16 in Riyadh, Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim highlighted that 80% of climate change victims globally are women and children, urging for targeted solutions. She emphasized the role of …
80% of Climate Change Victims Are Women and Children, Urges Minister Sulaiman-Ibrahim Read More
This factsheet details how environmental changes directly and indirectly affect migrants’ realities and decisions, based on Flow Monitoring Surveys from Italy, Malta, and Spain conducted in early 2024. It analyzes …
Impacts of Environmental Changes on Migration Patterns to Europe: Insights from Flow Monitoring Surveys (2024) Read More
Despite decades of international climate conferences, global temperatures have surpassed the critical threshold of 1.5°C, and fossil fuel production continues to rise. The commitments made, such as the recent pledge …
Climate Crisis: The Failure of International Commitments and the Need for Immediate Action Read More
Climate change exacerbates the spread of infectious diseases and disrupts vaccine distribution, impacting public health. A rise in environmental conditions favorable to pathogens, alongside increasing vaccine hesitancy driven by misinformation, …
Climate Change Compounds Vaccine Challenges and Public Health Risks Read More
Australia faces a dilemma between being a reliable partner to Pacific nations and a major fossil fuel exporter. The recent case at the International Court of Justice initiated by Vanuatu …
Australia’s Dilemma: Fossil Fuel Exports vs. Climate Responsibility in the Pacific Read More
The Aceh tsunami marks two decades of profound impact on Indonesia, emphasizing the critical need for disaster preparedness and mitigation. The event highlighted vulnerabilities related to Indonesia’s tectonic structure, prompting …
Reflecting on 20 Years Since the Aceh Tsunami: Progress in Disaster Mitigation and Preparedness Read More
Australia is at a crossroads, balancing its role as a trusted ally to Pacific nations with its position as a leading fossil fuel exporter. Recent legal proceedings initiated by Vanuatu …
Australia’s Diplomatic Dilemma: Fossil Fuel Exports vs. Climate Responsibility Read More
Heavy rains in Malawi have resulted in eleven fatalities and eighty injuries, with approximately 48,000 people displaced. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs reported that lightning, flooding, and structural collapses …
Heavy Rains in Malawi Lead to Fatalities and Displacement of Thousands Read More
The article emphasizes the inevitability of the clean energy revolution in America, underscoring the economic benefits stemming from the Inflation Reduction Act and highlighting bipartisan support for green energy jobs, …
The Unstoppable Clean Energy Revolution in America Read More