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The European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service forecasts that 2024 will be the hottest year on record, surpassing previous temperature highs and prompting severe weather events globally. This trend results …
2024 Projected to Be Hottest Year on Record, EU Scientists Warn Read More
At COP29, the UN climate negotiations yielded a modest $300 billion pledge by 2035, highlighting a continuing trend of insufficient climate funding. However, a new coalition of over 30 nations …
COP29 Highlights: A New Coalition’s Commitment to Climate Action and Net Zero Read More
The COP 29 concluded with a grim acknowledgment of climate threats, particularly for Small Island Developing States (SIDS), failing to address fossil fuel phase-out and ensuring inadequate financial commitments. With …
COP 29 Outcomes: Urgent Climate Action Needed for Vulnerable States Read More
At COP29 in Azerbaijan, a coalition of over 30 countries committed to accelerated measures for achieving net zero emissions by 2035, representing a hopeful initiative amidst rising global temperatures. This …
COP29: A Coalition of Nations Aims for Aggressive Climate Action Read More
A new study warns that if greenhouse gas emissions remain unchecked, nearly one-third of Earth’s species could face extinction by 2100. The research indicates that exceeding Paris Agreement heating targets …
Urgent Study Warns of Imminent Extinction Crisis Due to Climate Change Read More
The International Court of Justice in The Hague concluded its first week of testimony in a landmark climate case that may clarify the obligations of countries to combat climate change …
International Court of Justice Concludes First Week of Climate Case in The Hague Read More
Climate-vulnerable nations are urging a reform of the credit rating system to include assessments of climate resilience, as discussed at a UN assembly. The current ratings often overlook these nations’ …
Climate-Vulnerable Nations Campaign for Reformed Credit Ratings System Read More
COP29 highlighted the need for gender equality in climate action, particularly in the renewable energy sector, which remains male-dominated. Although women play a vital role in the workforce, their representation …
Steps Toward Gender Equality in China’s Renewable Energy Sector Read More
During an ICJ hearing on December 5, India underscored the inadequacy of climate finance provided by developed countries, arguing for a minimum of $1 trillion annually to support developing nations …
India Highlights Inadequate Climate Finance at ICJ Hearing Read More
This article reviews key climate news from December 2-6, 2024, covering the failed negotiations for a global plastic treaty, a delayed deforestation ban in the EU, an exceptional wildfire season …
Week in Review: Key Climate News from December 2-6, 2024 Read More