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Climate Vulnerabilty

Gambia minister 'frustration' at sluggish UN climate process

Gambia minister ‘frustration’ at sluggish UN climate process

In an interview with RTCC, Environment Minister Fatou Gaye pleas with developed countries to “act quickly” to help Gambia

Australian businesses ignoring climate change

Australian businesses ignoring climate change

Though Australia is considered one of the countries most vulnerable to a changing climate, few in the corporate sector pay much attention, says a new report

Flooding in Haiti

Vulnerable countries unite ahead of COP17

Vulnerable countries have presented a united front ahead of COP17 in Durban, calling for a second term of the Kyoto Protocol with a legally binding agreement on greenhouse gas emissions.

UN Chief urges world leaders to commit to climate fund at Durban

UN Chief urges world leaders to commit to climate fund at Durban

UN Secretary General has urged world leaders to commit to the multi-billion dollar Green Climate Fund, ahead of the COP17 Climate Conference, in Durban.

Ariel view of the Soloman Islands

Island States call for climate deal by end of 2012

Just weeks ahead of the UNFCCC Climate Conference in Durban, a group island states most vulnerable to climate change have lashed out at rich nations for suggesting a climate deal could wait till 2018 calling it “both environmentally reckless and politically irresponsible.”

ariel image of flooding in Pakistan

Dangerous levels of climate change possible in this lifetime

Dangerous levels of climate change could be seen within the lifetime of people living today, unless a steep reduction in global emissions are put in place, according to two reports published in Nature Climate Change

Emerging economies most vulnerable to climate change

Emerging economies most vulnerable to climate change

New map shows emerging economies in the global south will be most at risk of climate change, but globalisation will mean all countries will be impacted

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