#COP 16 News
Policy & Finance
Global biodiversity ‘on the brink’
A precipitous decline in ecosystems is a threat to biodiversity and climate change targets, according to WWF’s global state of nature report.
Taman Tugu forest reserve in Kuala Lumpur is seeking business funding as more companies invest in nature and biodiversity.
Lack of progress at Nairobi talks aimed at brokering a global nature deal leave environmentalists frustrated, with much to do ahead of the make-or-break COP15 in December.
Policy & Finance
Covid-hit China urged to move UN summit to save global nature deal
About 195 countries were set to finalise an accord to safeguard plants, animals and ecosystems at the UN talks, known as COP15, which had been due to start late last month in the Chinese city of Kunming.
Food & Agriculture
Can the global economy support nature?
Food & Agriculture
France eagerly awaits more detailed climate plan from China
Policy & Finance
Adapting to climate change will cost a lot more than thought
Carbon & Climate
Green Climate Fund to be set up in Vietnam
#COP 16 Opinion
Policy & Finance
Singapore’s role in the UNFCCC Green Climate Fund
To most Singaporeans, Cancun's Green Climate Fund seems like a distant issue. The fund is being launched in …
Carbon & Climate
Has ‘climate’ become a dirty word?
When President Obama gave his State of the Union address in January, there seemed to be more commentary …
Carbon & Climate
India's bumpy path to green, by Sarabjit Singh
Singapore, December 28 - India's path to green is littered with challenges. The country faces a staggering roll-call …
Carbon & Climate
Don't spoil my Christmas present
The U.S. government is trying to give me a Christmas present this year. Its Environmental Protection Agency has …
Carbon & Climate
Use the profit motive to fight climate change, by David Cameron
Policy & Finance
You can't separate climate from economy
Policy & Finance
Outlook for carbon markets uncertain, by Chris Tobias
