U.N. Climate Agreement: Wealthy Nations Pledge Insufficient Support for Developing Countries
A recent U.N. climate agreement achieved in Azerbaijan sees wealthy nations promising $300 billion per annum by 2035 to assist...
Climate change
Simultaneous Blackouts Hit Zimbabwe and Zambia Amid Energy Crisis
Zimbabwe and Zambia experienced nationwide blackouts on Sunday night, likely caused by a surge on power lines from South Africa....
Wealthy Nations Fall Short in Combatting Climate Change, Study Reveals
A new study reveals that rich countries are not effectively addressing climate change, as no nation is on track to...
Sudan Faces Severe Health Crisis Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Famine
The humanitarian crisis in Sudan worsens as cholera and dengue fever outbreaks coincide with severe famine conditions. Over 28,000 cholera...
COP29 Climate Deal: $300 Billion Funding Sparks Outrage Among Developing Nations
COP29 concluded with a controversial $300 billion climate finance agreement, which developing nations criticized as insufficient compared to the $1.3...
Seychelles and Kenya Collaborate on Biological Risk Assessment Tool
Experts from Seychelles and Kenya are developing a national biological risk assessment tool as part of the European Union’s CBRN...
COP29 Summit: Climate Cooperation Faces Challenges Amid Financial Discontent
At COP29 in Baku, President Mukhtar Babayev secured a $300 billion climate finance agreement, met with criticism for inadequacy amidst...
AOSIS Walkout at COP29 Highlights Urgency for Climate Funding
AOSIS negotiator Michai Robertson stated his group was ready to leave COP29 talks due to disrespectful responses regarding funding requests....
Criticism of $300 Billion Climate Deal at COP29 Highlights Accountability Gaps
Countries at COP29 have set a $300 billion annual climate finance target for developed nations to assist poorer countries, yet...
Bomb Cyclone Exposes Weaknesses in Washington’s Electrical Grid
The bomb cyclone that hit Western Washington caused extensive power outages for nearly half a million residents, revealing critical weaknesses...
