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Week two of COP26 will include negotiations and discussions on adaptation, transparency, loss and damage, science, nature, and the transport ... read more
COY16 took place in Glasgow on 30 to 31 October 2020 and saw delegates from 140 countries attend. Robin Fontaine ... read more
ClimaTalk’s previous article, The Paris Agreement: A Focus on Unresolved Issues, delved into aspects of the Paris Agreement that were ... read more
Companies buy certificates that they have to surrender for their imported emissions for certain goods. Left-over certificates can be resold ... read more
The COP usually hosts between 10,000 and 30,000 participants. The scale of these events, and the number of participants, has ... read more
The land use sector encompasses the management of natural environment and built infrastructures The land use regulation forms the legal ... read more
In this interview ClimaTalk spoke with Sonia Roschnik and Anna Fuhrmann, from Health Care Without Harm (HCWH) to discuss projects ... read more
Out of all international organisations, the EU is considered to have some of the most extensive climate protection laws, and ... read more
What is President Biden’s American Jobs Plan (AJP)? A bipartisan group of senators worked on negotiating the infrastructure bill, which ... read more
Adopted in July 2021, the EU forest strategy is the European Union’s plan to improve the quantity and quality of ... read more