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Climate Home spoke with migrant workers in the UAE, who face harsh conditions and a lack of transparency when risk turns deadly.
Incremental resolutions at the UN are starting to make the right to healthy environment tangible, but are running into pushback from states like the US.
Munich Re has left the Net Zero Insurance Alliance, fearing legal action from politicians in the US Republican party.
They folded after winning concessions from the government which will make producing coal and gas more expensive
The Mexican government will push others to restrict attempts to lessen the effects of climate change by blocking the sun
Being recognised as partiuclarly vulnerable can help countries access climate finance and plan adaptation strategies
Antonio Guterres said leaders of the G20’s rich nations must aim for net zero “as close as possible” to 2040 while emerging nations should set 2050 targets
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Six Asian countries will share two seats on the committee due to start work on establishing a fund for climate victims
President Alberto Fernández is seeking funding for an export pipeline that would channel Vaca Muerta’s gas to neighbouring countries
Five countries had loan packages approved under the IMF’s first sustainability fund, but concerns remain about whether it will boost resilience for the most vulnerable nations
Pressure is building on South Korea’s constitutional court to make a key climate change judgment, as the government prepares to publish its first carbon neutrality plan
Energy security fears prompted Beijing to rapidly accelerate coal power plans last year, raising concerns about the country’s impact on greenhouse gas emissions
The bloc has made achieving a global phase out of coal, oil and gas “well ahead of 2050” a priority of its climate diplomacy
China’s Supreme People’s Court issued the first judicial document to encourage and guide case handling on carbon emissions
They won’t reveal who is paying what or how it will be spent and one bank said their $1bn contribution is just something they’re “willing to consider”
Without climate finance from rich nations, “we are not going to comply with your climate change” said Bola Tinubu
Over 100 nations have backed the Pacific Island’s attempt to make it easier for govenrments to be sued over climate failures
Japan plans to prolong fossil fuels across Southeast Asia, by promoting carbon capture, gas and the co-firing of ammonia at coal power plants.