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Ship strikes are a leading threat to large whales, with global shipping routes overlapping 92% of their habitats, a new study finds. But protecting whales in the most dangerous collision…

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Oluwa Forest Reserve, located in southwestern Nigeria, contains some of the last large swaths of old growth — also called “primary” — forest in the region. These forests are home…

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The draft text outlines two very different options on the post-2025 goal for finance for developing nations, leaving out amounts This article will be updated throughout the day and an…

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In India, social barriers make it tough for women to work in the solar sector, as experts call for more attention to green skills in global climate politics When college…

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Wrapped Silfab Solar panels (Credit: Silfab Solar) Toronto, Ontario-based Silfab Solar, a photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturer, announced that it has closed on $100 million of new financing to scale its…

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Agriculture and nature are closely intertwined, with millions of farmers around the world relying on nature-based activities as their source of livelihoods. Yet the adverse impacts of agriculture on the…

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Large-scale monoculture plantations have devastated tropical forests worldwide, but a recent study finds that creating islands of native trees can be a way to restore biodiversity on degraded lands. The…

Behind the Scenes at the United Nations Climate Change Conference UNCCC COP29 Day 1. Baku Stadion, Baku, Azerbaijan. 11 November 2024 Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA via Flickr

The Question That Stalled COP29: Who Should Pay for Climate Change?

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Everyone at the COP29 climate summit agrees that the world’s poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries need trillions of dollars to transition to clean energy and cope with climate-fueled disasters.