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Climate
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2025 mid-year impact in a chaotic world
Climate is not the top of the world agenda, to put it mildly. The headlines are war, economic chaos, and political disruption. But the atmosphere rolls on and keeps score, reminding us we can’t pause our work. For climate action to be effective, it must be resilient to political shifts…
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How can we finance a fair energy transition in Africa?
This article was originally published by Project Drawdown. Read the original post here. Africa is home to nearly one-fifth of the world’s population, but accounts for less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. It is a continent of paradoxes: rich in renewable energy resources but plagued by energy poverty; endowed with critical…
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Pulling out of Paris surrenders more than just climate leadership
The biggest loser from withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and from international clean energy and climate efforts is the U.S. itself.
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Road to Belem: To better understand Paris Agreement progress, look beyond NDCs
Biennial Transparency Reports are designed to provide a clear picture of global climate action.
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How we win on climate: 2024 impact highlights
2024 was a year of ups and downs. On the upside, we saw record deployment of clean energy, climate-friendly policy progress around the world, and growing support for having more energy options on the table. However, we also saw conflict, war, inflation, geopolitical tensions, and a changed political landscape as…
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Seizing the methane opportunity: Key outcomes and commitments from COP29
The global community must continue to seize the immense opportunity—and embrace the responsibility—to address methane pollution.
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The upside of down
It would be an understatement to say that 2024 was a mixed year for progress in managing climate change.
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Five key takeaways from COP29 and the road ahead
The annual climate conference ended with the usual last-minute challenges and showcased a mix of progress, frustration, and the urgent need for action.
