Europe’s first scientific advice on the technology urges Brussels to prevent its deployment, leaving room for limited outdoor research The European Union should “proactively negotiate” for a global regime that…
Countries increased their contributions to the International Development Association in its largest replenishment yet, but experts warn rising inflation means a real-term cut The World Bank has reached a $100…
UK and German officials have said there will likely be no more Just Energy Transition Partnerships, as the focus shifts to “country platforms” instead Three years after the first deal…
The US is placing its critical minerals hopes in the Lobito Corridor project, which it says will also bring growth and jobs to Africa In his first – and most…
The US, Saudi Arabia and others have pushed back against a global bid to clarify states’ legal obligations to tackle climate change At a landmark legal hearing in The Hague…
The reforms will allow governments to end protection for investments in fossil fuels within their borders while keeping them for renewables Green reforms to a major energy treaty that has…
The impacts of logging in the Global North are being felt in countries like Nigeria – a more equitable, coordinated approach is needed to tackle deforestation Sikeade Egbuwalo is the…
Countries told they can’t afford to miss the opportunity to tackle plastic pollution next year – but can they resolve a row over cutting oil-heavy production? The Busan talks which…
Countries failed to break a stalemate over core issues for a new treaty, with a push to manufacture less plastic meeting resistance from oil-rich states Talks over a global UN…
