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COP29 ended with developed countries pledging US$300 billion annually for climate finance, which falls short of the US$1.3 trillion that African nations sought to effectively combat climate change. The disparity …
COP29: A Disappointment for Africa in Climate Financing Negotiations Read More
The COP29 summit in Baku presented a platform for global leaders to discuss climate change challenges. Key issues included the need for increased climate finance, the role of the construction …
COP29 in Baku: Navigating Climate Challenges with Hope and Urgency Read More
Fourteen UConn students attended COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, representing the university at a pivotal climate conference. They prepared extensively for this opportunity, facing both logistical and emotional challenges, while learning …
UConn Students Represent at COP29: Insights from the Climate Conference Read More
COP29 concluded on November 24 with inadequate outcomes on climate finance, revealing a significant gap between developing and developed nations’ commitments. The promise of $300 billion by 2035 is insufficient …
Navigating the Challenges of Climate Finance After COP29 Read More
During the COP29 climate talks in Baku, President Ilham Aliyev’s confrontational rhetoric against Western countries and strong support for fossil fuels raised questions about Azerbaijan’s sincerity in pursuing climate goals. …
Aliyev’s Confrontational Rhetoric at COP29 Raises Climate Commitment Concerns Read More
President Ilham Aliyev’s confrontational rhetoric at COP29, including attacks on Western nations and advocacy for fossil fuels, has raised concerns about Azerbaijan’s commitment to the climate agenda, eliciting backlash from …
President Aliyev’s Controversial Rhetoric at COP29 Raises Climate Concerns Read More
Wealthy nations continue to evade responsibility for climate change, failing to pledge adequate funding at COP29, which leaves poorer countries vulnerable and lacking resources needed to mitigate climate impacts. Plans …
The Selfishness of Wealthy Nations on Climate Crisis Funding Read More
African leaders reacted strongly to the UN COP29 agreement, labeling the $300 billion climate finance goal as inadequate and reflective of climate colonialism. Greenpeace representatives criticized the agreement for perpetuating …
COP29 Concludes Amidst Allegations of Climate Colonialism from African Leaders Read More
COP29 demands urgent global action against climate change, emphasizing that financial aid alone is inadequate to resolve the ecological crises. Bangladesh’s leadership showcases the need for equitable resource allocation, adaptation …
COP29 Calls for Urgent, Comprehensive Action Against Climate Change Read MoreThe 9th Handle Climate Change Film Festival Awards Ceremony, held at COP29, recognized exemplary films from around the world, underscoring the power of storytelling in addressing climate issues. Key awards …
HCCFF Awards Ceremony Highlights the Power of Film in Climate Advocacy Read More