Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and the Walloon Region of Belgium will provide the financing for climate adaptation in developing countries
ReadAn oil terminal is allegedly releasing wastewater into the Red Sea
ReadThe Hydrogen for Development Partnership will help catalyse significant financing for hydrogen investments in developing countries over the next few years
ReadThe country claims the conflict has led to 33m tonnes of GHG emissions
ReadThe G20 accounts for 80% of global emissions
ReadThey are investing in Alcazar Energy Partners II, which funds green energy projects in the Middle East, North Africa, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
ReadThe DTEK boss has told COP27 that the company’s 2040 carbon-neutrality pledge remains the same
ReadWe have a lot of pledges, but we need more robust plans to achieve net zero, something I address in this week’s Carbon Column
ReadThey are protesting inside the summit, as it is temporarily under international jurisdiction
ReadThe Methane Alert and Response System (MARS), launched at the COP27 climate summit, is a data-to-action platform to get policy-relevant data for emissions mitigation
ReadThey have committed to cut emissions associated with fossil energy production and consumption, particularly to reduce methane emissions
ReadDuring his speech at the climate summit, he said the government has put its money where its mouth is on climate change
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