Loss & damage funding on COP27 agenda for first time
With delegates discussing finance issues on Wednesday at COP27, the first African COP for six years, the new report lays out the grim economic
COP27 DAY 3: Building climate resilience for 4 billion people by 2030
The Adaptation Agenda is the first comprehensive global plan to rally both State and non-State actors behind a shared set of 30 Adaptation Outcomes
Will ‘loss and damage’ debate dominate COP27?
The forthcoming COP27, UN climate talks due to be held in Egypt in November, may highlight the compensation system for poorer countries known as
Global warming causing oceans to lose ‘memory’
However, the mixed layer over most oceans will become shallower in response to continued anthropogenic warming, resulting in a decline in ocean memory…reports Asian
IEA reveals methane emissions 70% higher than official data
Methane dissipates faster than carbon dioxide (CO2) but is a much more powerful greenhouse gas during its short lifespan, meaning that cutting methane emissions
Himalayan meltdown an alarm for humanity
As many as 10 major rivers of the Indian sub-continent originate from the Himalayas and India’s 45 per cent population is directly or indirectly
Countless trees thrive in the protected green memorials of Punjab
These madhis are peppered across the Malwa region that includes Bathinda, Mansa, Barnala, Faridkot, Ferozepur, Ludhiana, Moga, Muktsar, Patiala, Sangrur and Fazilka….writes Amarpal Singh
Deep ocean, climate change and a mission
Ocean warming will definitely have an impact on marine biodiversity. That is all to do with upper ocean heat content, said Secretary, Ministry of
Youth Take Centre Stage at COP26
The day was co-chaired by YOUNGO, the Official Children’s and Youth constituency of the UNFCCC which opened with a session called Unifying for Change:
COP26 pledges may close ambition gap by 9 Gt CO2
To keep 1.5C alive, annual CO2 emissions in 2030 need to be reduced by further 22 Gt CO2, reports Vishal Gulati At the end
