Newsfeed Archives - Page 96 of 235 - WMK [associates]

Speaking on stage alongside the puppet ‘Little Amal’, leaders and campaigners have said the climate crisis cannot be ended without the empowerment of women. Indigenous women and politicians including Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the US House of Representatives, demanded increased investment. The 3.5-metre puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee started her journey in Turkey on

Day eight at the Glasgow summit focuses on loss, adaptation and damage Cop26: what’s still to be resolved in the week ahead Hit $100bn target or poor countries face disaster, says Gambia president Cop26 week one in review Cop26 legitimacy questioned as groups excluded from crucial talks The fossil fuel industry has hundreds of people

High-profile experts cast doubt over the bulk of the country’s touted reductions in greenhouse pollution Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Australia is likely to be releasing more emissions from deforestation than reported to the United Nations, new analysis indicates, stoking calls for an independent review of the sector that has

Up to 100,000, including Kahnawake Mohawk delegates, brave Glasgow rain as 21 arrested after scientists blockade bridge People on almost every continent were gathering for marches and rallies on Saturday to mark a Global Day for Climate Justice, halfway through the Glasgow climate change summit. Activists in the Philippines, eight hours ahead of the UK,

Adaptive management (AM) and collaborative adaptive management (CAM) are concepts that are roughly three decades old, but a gap remains between theory and practice; these promising approaches largely remain more academic exercise than practical tool. Experienced practitioners report some success in applying CAM principles. Their “how-to” knowledge could be invaluable to other practitioners, but such

Summary of the main developments on the third day of the UN climate summit in Glasgow What is Cop26 and why does it matter? The complete guide Country pledges at Cop26 would limit global temperature rises to below 2C, the first time the world has been on such a trajectory, according to research from the