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World Leaders Urged to Act Swiftly as UN Warns of Impending Climate Catastrophe
In a fervent address from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, an urgent call to action resonates ahead of COP28, where global leaders convene this week...
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Use of Waste of Brands Like Adidas and Reebok Fuels Health Concerns in Brick Factories
A report by LICADHO has shed light on concerning practices in Cambodian brick factories, revealing that waste from major international brands such as Adidas...
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INC-3 Fails to Make Headway in Addressing Plastic Pollution Crisis
The third meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-3) concluded at the UNEP headquarters in Nairobi, revealing a concerning lack of progress towards a...
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UNICEF Report Warns: 1 in 3 Children Face Water Scarcity Threats Due to Climate Change
A new report released by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) reveals that a staggering 739 million children globally, equivalent to one...
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World on a 2.5-Degree Celsius Warming Trajectory, Urgent Action Needed to Meet Paris Agreement Goals
The world is currently on a trajectory towards a 2.5-degree Celsius temperature increase, warns Wood Mackenzie’s ‘Energy Transition Outlook’ report. This assessment marks a...
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Insufficient Progress Towards Climate Goals Hindering Global Fight Against Poverty and Hunger, UN Report Warns
In a stark warning, the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO) released a report on Thursday highlighting that inadequate progress in addressing climate change...
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Inaction on climate change could cost economy $178 trillion: Deloitte
Inaction on climate change could cost the economy $178 trillion over the next 50 years, or a 7.6 percent cut to gross domestic product...
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COP26: UN Climate Change Conference Opens
The United Nations Climate Change Conference opened today with the key aims of raising ambition on all fronts and finalizing the agreement’s implementation guidelines.
“We...