The UN Climate Conference in Azerbaijan is extending negotiations due to intense disputes over financial aid for developing nations. A proposal to mobilize $250 billion annually by 2035 was met with criticism, with advocates calling it insufficient for the significant…
At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, a new proposal suggests that developed countries should contribute $250 billion annually to climate finance for developing nations by 2035. This is the first formal monetary figure released at the summit, which aims to mobilize…
At COP29 in Baku, tensions rise between rich and developing countries as negotiations for a climate agreement continue. A controversial draft released by the Azerbaijani presidency has faced widespread criticism, described as a ‘caricature’ and ‘hubris.’ Developing nations demand at…
The World Climate Conference in Baku is set to conclude tomorrow, but the first draft resolution has drawn significant criticism due to unresolved issues. EU Climate Commissioner-designate Wopke Hoekstra stated the draft is ‘absolutely unacceptable’ in its current form. Developing…
A recent report highlights the escalating threat of climate change on global food security, emphasizing that rising temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns are leading to reduced crop yields. Developing countries are hit hardest, facing increased hunger risks as agricultural productivity…
The 29th UN Climate Conference opened in Baku, Azerbaijan, emphasizing the need for global cooperation in tackling climate change. With nations calling for hundreds of billions in climate aid for developing countries, the focus is on setting new financial commitments…
