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Global efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions have lost momentum, with wide gaps persisting between countries and across sectors, and 2030 pledges still far from meeting the Paris Agreement goals, …

The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Thursday published recommendations that aim to overhaul how nature-related data is collected, shared, and financed, which includes the …

Growing domestic backlash in the US against carbon capture and geoengineering threatens to sideline the country amid the global race to develop climate technologies, according to a report published …

Colombia's former environment minister says she will use the next presidential term to push forward a previously leaked draft decree that aims to give the government rights over forestry emissions …

Central and Eastern European countries should avoid over-committing to liquified natural gas (LNG) purchases, as it is likely gas demand will continue to fall and the deals may prove to be poor …

Bill Gates has ignited debate across the climate science community after publishing a memo arguing that climate change, while serious, “will not lead to humanity’s demise” and that global climate …

Emissions trading schemes (ETS) often limit the role of carbon removals to 10% or less of compliance obligations, a survey reported Wednesday. 

Los ríos, más aliados del cambio climático de lo que se pensaba  La Vanguardia

A number of countries are contributing to Brazil’s Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF), including Norway with $3 billion and Indonesia with $1 bln, they announced in Belem on Thursday.

World leaders agreed Thursday to commit to collectively recognising 160 million hectares of land by 2030 in tropical forest countries as belonging to Indigenous Peoples and local communities.