Italy’s Supreme Court has dealt a stunning blow to oil giant ENI, marking a major triumph for environmental advocates. This groundbreaking ruling underscores the growing call for corporations to take serious responsibility in safeguarding both people and the planet, Greenpeace reports
The world’s highest court has issued a landmark ruling that could transform Australia’s climate future, urging stronger and more decisive action to meet global targets, says the Climate Council
The EU is urging China to ramp up its climate action ahead of critical global talks, emphasizing the pressing need for stronger commitments to cut emissions and combat climate change, Reuters reports
Half of Canada is now battling a severe drought, UN experts warn, urging immediate action to confront the escalating climate crisis. The critical question remains: do we have the resolve to act before the situation worsens beyond control?
A new study reveals that Germany could achieve one-third of its climate targets just by cutting fossil fuel subsidies. Experts emphasize that redirecting this money would accelerate the nation’s shift to renewable energy and significantly reduce emissions
Climate action calls for immediate focus, but experts highlight the crucial role of “climate agency”-the powerful belief in our individual and shared ability to make a difference. Without this sense of empowerment, motivation fades even as worries about the planet intensify, Psychology Today reveals
Brazil and China are embarking on exciting trade discussions focused on boosting sustainability. By harnessing their agricultural prowess and cutting-edge technological innovations, these two nations are poised to harmonize economic growth with environmental objectives, paving the way for a new era of global cooperation.
Germany is steadily advancing towards its ambitious 2030 climate goals, as highlighted by government advisers. Yet, there are growing worries that without bolder actions and a steadfast commitment to sustainable practices, these future objectives could be at risk amid persistent challenges
France has officially unveiled an exciting new charter dedicated to championing the use of high-integrity carbon credits. This bold initiative is set to revolutionize the carbon market by enhancing transparency and accountability. With this move, France aims not only to strengthen its environmental efforts but also to ensure that every step taken towards sustainability is credible and trustworthy.
As the countdown to the upcoming climate summit begins, Brazil is stepping up its game by pushing for tougher emissions targets. Sources indicate that the nation is determined to strengthen global climate commitments, driven by escalating worries about environmental impacts and the urgent need for climate change resilience.
The UK government is ramping up its dedication to achieving Net Zero, inviting critics to join in a constructive conversation about climate policies. This daring approach not only strengthens its sustainability ambitions but also tackles pressing issues related to energy security and economic implications.
Serbia’s passionate student protesters, fresh off an inspiring bicycle journey to France, have now set their sights on Brussels with a determined run. Their mission? To capture the attention of the European Union and rally support for vital political reforms and justice in the face of ongoing national unrest.
In a pivotal gathering at the UN headquarters, Secretary-General António Guterres joined forces with Brazil’s President Lula da Silva to explore vital strategies for climate action and a fair transition. Together, they underscored the importance of collaboration in the fight against climate change.
The Brazil–China Researchers’ Symposium on Forests and Nature, organized by the UN Environment Programme, brought together leading minds to tackle the pressing challenges of climate change as we approach COP 30. Experts passionately underscored the importance of collaborative research, aiming to protect our precious ecosystems and champion sustainable practices for a healthier planet.
In the aftermath of Australia’s student climate strikes, a wave of young activists ignited a global movement for environmental change. As we look back on their inspiring journeys, we can’t help but wonder: where are these passionate advocates today, and how have their tireless efforts transformed the conversation around climate action?
At COP30, China and Brazil passionately reaffirmed their dedication to multilateralism, championing the need for united efforts in the fight against climate change. Both nations urged for stronger collaboration among countries to tackle pressing global environmental challenges head-on.
The Climate Council has launched an eye-opening Climate Risk Map of Australia, shining a spotlight on the regions most at risk from extreme weather events. This innovative tool is designed to not only raise awareness but also inspire urgent action on climate adaptation strategies throughout the country.
UK households are set to face staggering climate damage costs nearing £3,000 this year, as revealed in a recent report by Global Witness. This eye-opening figure highlights the pressing need for immediate action on climate change and its growing influence on our everyday lives.
The Net-Zero Circle unveiled a new Investor Guide focused on Brazil’s critical minerals sector at a high-profile UK-Brazil event. This initiative aims to attract investment in sustainable mining, aligning with global net-zero goals amid rising demand for green technologies.
Brazil has appointed an auto industry executive as the climate champion for COP30, aiming to drive sustainability in the automotive sector. This initiative reflects the country’s commitment to innovative solutions in addressing climate change.
