Farmers need crop irrigation to help beat drought – but it’s unclear if that would qualify for new loss and damage funding
At talks in Nairobi, governments could not find consensus on new global governance for SRM, including proposals for “non-use” and a UN expert panel
The world will need oil and gas for a few decades more – and the debate is heating up over who should get to produce and sell it
Developed and developing countries are gearing up for heated discussions over the size of the goal and who should provide money for it
A draft resolution aimed at creating a space for discussion on sun dimming technologies will be debated at the summit of the UN’s environment body this month
The move has sparked fears of price hikes, which would exclude poorer activists and government delegates
Their failure to agree risks delaying help for victims of climate disasters in developing countries
Analysts said Saudi Arabia’s government may be losing faith that the world wants to keep buying more of its oil
Rich nations always say they need their parliaments approval for climate finance at Cops – now is the time to start
Saudi, India and China led opposition against a proposal to link the IPCC’s assessment cycle with the global stocktake, sources told Climate Home.
Azerbaijan appointed 28 men and zero women to a key group tasked with organising the upcoming climate summit in the country
For a quarter-century, fossil fuels were absent from Cop climate agreements – so how had they become so ubiquitous at Cop28?
The all-male group in charge of the climate summit organisation includes oil and gas executives and controversial government officials
Xie Zhenhua has stepped down and John Kerry has announced he will do the same in a few months time
Setting finance goals without the revenues and systems to deliver on them is a recipe for disappointment – this year it must be different.
Abdulaziz bin Salman’s interpretation of the agreement was slammed as “incredibly misleading” as the text “calls on” all governments to transition from fossil fuels
Mukhtar Babayev spent 26 years at Azerbaijan’s state-owned oil and gas company Socar, where he tried to limit the company’s environmental damage.
“Things are going downhill with the new government”, said one gold miner when detained by Brazil’s federal police
The US election and negotiations on a new global finance target are the most important things for the climate in 2024
An Indonesian official said it would levy $310 million in fines on growers of palm oil on land which should be forest