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United Nations · Bonn

Will Bonn Talks Set the Stage for COP30?

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

With forests, finance, and fossil fuels on the agenda, developing countries will push for accountability and ambition at the midpoint conference, which will begin on Monday The upcoming UNFCCC Bonn Conference, taking place between June 16 to June 26, will be a crucial event for the Global South to demand immediate climate action. The main agenda for at risk countries is to demand equitable financial support on escalating climate impacts. Leadin…See the Story

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Heat Waves, Droughts and Fires May Soon Hit Together as 'New Normal,' Study Finds

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Heat waves, droughts and forest fires are some of the extreme climate-related events that are expected not only to become more frequent but also to increasingly strike at the same time. This finding emerges from a new study led by Uppsala University, in which researchers have mapped the impact of climate change in different regions of the world.See the Story

Agriculture

Low-Cost Adaptation Options to Support Green Growth in Agriculture, Water Resources, and Coastal Zones

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The regional climate as it is now and in the future will put pressure on investments in sub-Saharan Africa in water resource management, fisheries, and other crop and livestock production systems. Changes in oceanic characteristics across the Atlantic Ocean will result in remarkable vulnerability of coastal ecology, littorals, and mangroves in the middle of the twenty-first century and beyond. In line with the countries' objectives of creating a…See the Story

CBAMs vital to decarbonising energy-intensive sectors, in absence of global carbon pricing -report « Carbon Pulse

Border carbon fees are essential to cutting emissions from hard-to-abate sectors in the absence of international carbon pricing schemes, because they're the only way in which developed countries can take responsibility for the emissions they import, according to a study published on Wednesday.Climate Change See the Story

Can parametric insurance protect India’s most vulnerable from climate risks?

For the country’s informal workforce, parametric cover is a start, but it is not a long-term solution Anjuben Jhala, a 24-year-old vegetable farmer in Khori village, Gujarat, felt helpless when she lost all her crops to extreme heat, which was a major source of income for her family. India is experiencing alarming heatwaves for the fifth consecutive year, with temperatures reaching a scorching 51.9˚C. The informal sector is bearing the brunt o…Gujarat · Gujarat Read Article

Major emitters are liable to pay for climate damages: German court’s seminal ruling

Civil courts can now take calls on climate liability, and is applicable transnationally On the climate action front, there is some good news. For the first time ever, a European high court has ruled that major greenhouse gas emitters can be held liable under civil law for the specific consequences of the climate crisis. In other words, major polluting corporations can be held accountable for the damages they have caused. This ruling was handed …Germany · Germany Read Article

Can ASEAN build a sustainable data centre future? Malaysian legal lessons may offer a wake-up call

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Southeast Asia is embracing a digital revolution. With the meteoric rise of artificial intelligence, e-commerce, and cloud computing, the region is now home to some of the most ambitious data centre developments in the world. But while digital technology is transforming Southeast Asia’s economy, ASEAN’s legal and regulatory systems remain stuck in the pre-digital era. This raises a critical question: Can ASEAN truly build a sustainable, resilien…ASEAN · Johor See the Story

Black Carbon Emissions Accelerate Snow Melting in Himalayas by 4°C: Study

Study shows that the melting was more pronounced in the Eastern Himalayan region compared to the central and western regions of Himalayas A new study suggested that the increase in black carbon emissions has accelerated the melting process in the Himalayas by 4°C over the past two decades, with high concentrations seen in Eastern and Central Himalayas. Black carbon is a fine particulate matter produced by the incomplete burning of fossil fuels, …Uttarakhand · Uttarakhand Read Article

Half of world’s population endured extra month of extreme heat due to climate change, experts say

61% Center coverage: 54 sources

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India’s coal heartland is powering down, with no safety net

The energy shift is redrawing India’s economic map, but for coal belt workers in states like Jharkhand, the just transition is already collapsing under policy inaction Even after three decades, the village of Manki in Jharkhand’s Chatra district still bears the marks of abandonment with its old houses and rusted electric poles. It was home to workers from a now-abandoned coal mine nearby. Today, the mine is buried under wild shrubs and red-flowe…Jharkhand · Jharkhand Read Article

India’s renewable energy generation lags behind capacity due to weather, surging demand: Study

While renewable energy accounted for 37% of India’s total generation capacity, it contributed only 18% to the actual power mix, according to a new analysis by Climate Action Tracker. India’s renewable energy installations grew, but actual electricity generation from these sources remains low, a mismatch driven by soaring demand, extreme weather, and storage limitations, reported Down to Earth. The analysis found that renewables made up 37% of In…India · India Read Article

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Will Bonn Talks Set the Stage for COP30?

Heat Waves, Droughts and Fires May Soon Hit Together as 'New Normal,' Study Finds

Low-Cost Adaptation Options to Support Green Growth in Agriculture, Water Resources, and Coastal Zones

CBAMs vital to decarbonising energy-intensive sectors, in absence of global carbon pricing -report « Carbon Pulse

Can parametric insurance protect India’s most vulnerable from climate risks?

Major emitters are liable to pay for climate damages: German court’s seminal ruling

Can ASEAN build a sustainable data centre future? Malaysian legal lessons may offer a wake-up call

Black Carbon Emissions Accelerate Snow Melting in Himalayas by 4°C: Study

Half of world’s population endured extra month of extreme heat due to climate change, experts say

India’s coal heartland is powering down, with no safety net

India’s renewable energy generation lags behind capacity due to weather, surging demand: Study

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