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The year 2024 is on track to be the warmest on record, exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, emphasizing the urgent crisis of climate change. Extreme weather events, such as droughts …
2024 Set to Be Hottest Year on Record: An Urgent Climate Crisis Read More
The voluntary carbon market has been accused of failing human rights standards, as investigations reveal that prominent carbon projects often harm the communities they claim to support. Major projects in …
Voluntary Carbon Market: Human Rights Violations Exposed Read More
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister, James Marape, has announced a return to UN climate talks after skipping this year’s summit, emphasizing the need for prioritizing forest conservation in climate discussions. …
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Pledges to Rejoin UN Climate Talks with Focus on Forest Conservation Read More
COP29, held in Azerbaijan, highlighted the increasing political repression against activists amid disappointing climate commitments. With a surge in political prisoners and civil society silenced, the legitimacy of future climate …
COP29: Rising Repression in Azerbaijan Threatens Climate Negotiations Read More
The Seychelles is participating in a climate change hearing at the International Court of Justice to seek accountability from major polluters for damages caused by climate change. Local residents are …
Seychelles Pursues Justice at the International Court of Justice for Climate Change Impacts Read More
A study reveals that by 2100, nearly all natural world heritage sites will be increasingly vulnerable to extreme climate events, particularly under high-emission scenarios. Researchers identified 14 sites requiring urgent …
Vulnerability of Natural World Heritage Sites to Climate Change: A Study Analysis Read More
COP29 failed to provide adequate climate financing for Africa, which sought $1.3 trillion per year. The agreed $300 billion per year is insufficient for climate adaptation needs. Major issues included …
COP29: Assessing the Shortcomings in Climate Financing for Africa Read More
Prime Minister James Marape of Papua New Guinea expressed the country’s intention to return to UN climate talks, which it boycotted this year over concerns regarding forest conservation priorities. He …
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Commits to Rejoining UN Climate Talks Read More
The Seychelles participates in a climate change hearing at the International Court of Justice, addressing the impact of rising sea levels and ocean warming. Kate Bartlett reports on local residents’ …
Seychelles Engages in Pivotal Climate Change Proceedings at The Hague Read More
The Seychelles is participating in a climate change hearing at the International Court of Justice, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change on the island nation. Rising sea levels and …
Seychelles Advocates for Climate Justice at International Court of Justice Read More