UN, Baku and climate change
Money to respond to climate change is key to UN talks in Baku. Nations are finding ways to raise it
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Just as a simple lever can move heavy objects, rich nations are hoping another kind of leverage — the financial sort — can help them come up with the money that poorer nations need to cope with climate change.
Forests absorb planet-warming pollution, but world leaders shouldn’t include them in plans to reach net-zero greenhouse gas ...
It’s unlikely U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz will use his position of power to evolve his thinking on climate change, the way the late ...
The premise of food banking is deceptively simple: identify and collect surplus food along the supply chain and then ...
Lizards in France have grown lighter in color and so are many insects and birds across the globe. The effects of a changing ...
Australia and Turkey are in a standoff over which country is better suited to host United Nations climate change talks in ...
Everyone knows that climate change has consequences, such as a higher likelihood of severe floods, hurricanes and droughts.
Massachusetts Senator Edward Markey spent a few days at the UN climate talks in Baku, meeting with delegates from the United ...
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