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Carbon & Climate
‘Hold the line’: Civil society leaders make last push for Philippine COP28 delegation to adopt stronger stance on fossil fuels phase-out
They say experience shows that a clear position from its negotiators can be instrumental at the last stretch of the COP talks. The strong calls follow a release of the draft of the global stocktake text, which has dropped mentions of a phase-out.
From the UN Plastics Treaty to Australia announcing a coal phase out plan, here's a look at the greatest environmental achievements of 2022.
Highlights from the 19th Conference of the Parties to CITES, the global wildlife trade agreement, include greater regulation of the shark fin trade and new protections for South Asian reptiles collected as pets.
Policy & Finance
What is CITES, and why does it matter for South Asia?
In November, the world’s governments will convene in Panama for a major meeting on wildlife trade—our explainer unpacks the big points for South Asia ahead of CITES COP19.
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14 July 2022
Food & Agriculture
Humanity’s use of wild species ‘vastly underappreciated’
17 December 2013
Carbon & Climate
International carbon bank could revive flagging market
26 November 2013
Policy & Finance
Verdict on Warsaw: 'I'm pessimistic'
25 November 2013
Carbon & Climate
Warsaw – Day 12: Too little too late to save the planet
Carbon & Climate
Warsaw – Day 12(a): All nations accept CO2 targets
22 November 2013
Policy & Finance
Warsaw – Day 11: Civil society turns its back on talks
21 November 2013
Carbon & Climate
Ban says people feel 'planet's wrath' over warming
Policy & Finance
Warsaw – Day 10: Talks falter over climate funding for poor
20 November 2013
Policy & Finance
Warsaw – Day 9: One billion Africans in harm’s way
19 November 2013
18 November 2013
Policy & Finance
Warsaw – Day 8: China is ‘unsure progress is possible’
Food & Agriculture
Warsaw – Day 7: World ‘neglects climate impact on food’
Carbon & Climate
Warsaw – Day 6: Prepare now for 4°C rise
Policy & Finance
Warsaw – Day 5: Dismay as Japan abandons greenhouse targets
14 November 2013
Carbon & Climate
Warsaw – Day 3: World faces more ‘perfect storms’
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