International policy
The US should be paying nearly $40bn towards the $100bn climate-finance target, new Carbon Brief analysis shows. This is $32bn more than the estimate... Read More
From the moment in the early 1990s when nations began grappling with the threat posed by climate change, money has been at the heart of discussions.&... Read More
“Loss and damage” from climate change is fast emerging as a critical issue for billions of people, particularly in the global south. As part o... Read More
The death and destruction that can result from climate change is not evenly distributed around the world. Those who have often contributed the lea... Read More
High in the Peruvian Andes, there is a glacier whose disappearance has been linked to the departure of the gods. In the belief of the Quechua peop... Read More
Small-island nations have been sounding the alarm about climate change for more than three decades, fearing a future in which their communities and h... Read More
This year has seen thousands of people killed in a run of unprecedented extreme weather events. Catastrophic flooding has caused at least 1,300 deat... Read More
A loss for Jair Bolsonaro in the upcoming Brazilian presidential election could lead to Amazon deforestation in his nation falling by 89% over the ne... Read More
India's government has, following a long delay, finally submitted an updated climate pledge under the terms of the Paris Agreement. The new four-p... Read More
Climate change will make it harder for the world’s poorest people to migrate – leaving them “extremely vulnerable” to continued impacts and i... Read More
With time running out for a “Paris-style” deal to reverse nature loss this decade, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) convened anoth... Read More
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