STOP THE HEAT: A Climate Change Coverage
Germany pulls out of 1994 fossil fuel treaty
Germany sees that France and the Netherlands are on the right path for dropping out of the Energy Charter Treaty criticized with protecting fossil fuel usage.
UN report: Last 8 years were the hottest on record
After the COP26 and a plethora of resolutions from developed nations, Earth's temperature only continues to increase.
Russia: Committed to depoliticizing fight against climate change
The head of the Russian delegation at the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) and Special Presidential Representative on Climate Issues reiterates the importance of keeping political tensions out of the conference.
Dutch police arrest 200+ climate activists over airport 'stunt'
This comes after climate activists blocked a runway at Schiphol airport in the Netherlands on Saturday preventing private jets from flying.
UN chief warns ‘we will be doomed’ without historic climate pact
António Guterres claims that the difference between the rich world and less developed nations is the main obstacle to discuss in the COP27 discussions.
Amazon rainforest fund revived again in light of Lula's win in Brazil
Following the leftist president's past victory, deforestation witnessed a cut by more than 70%.
89% of industry engagement in biodiversity are greenwashing: Report
Letters by industrial companies have even been sent to US President Joe Biden, deliberately and publicly opposing climate policies protecting biodiversity.
Egypt hopes geopolitics won't hinder UN Climate Change Conference
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry expresses his concerns over the ongoing geopolitical situation, stressing that the COP27 should only focus on climate change issues.
African climate crisis should be 'supreme concern' to world: Report
The report comes less than a month before the COP27 conference in Egypt, as wealthy nations are held liable for the global damages and responsible for repairing them.
Southeastern Australia floods leave 500 houses inundated
Southeastern Australia floods have left 500 homes inundated with a probability of 4,000 others flooding later next week.
COP27: Climate activist interrupts US Special Presidential Envoy
Security forces were seen pushing a climate activist back after he confronted US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry during his speech at the COP27 in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh.
Climate Summit kicks off in Sharm El-Sheikh
For the first time in a climate summit, 'Loss and Damage' compensation is being discussed and may be put on the agenda. Is it time for the 'elite' countries to pay up the price of draining the planet?
Low water levels uncover rare pieces of history
"If you see me, cry." Drought in Europe uncovers historical landmarks, revealing lost archaeological treasures and forgotten history.
Australia: Authorities urge 50,000 people to evacuate their homes
Tens of thousands of Sydney residents received new evacuation orders after torrential rains prompted flooding in certain low-lying neighborhoods for the fourth time in 18 months.
Beekeepers suffer in Gaza
Despite surviving the Israeli aggressions, Gazan bees are now in danger because of climate change, which could imbalance the biodiversity system worldwide.
Here is how Coca-Cola is the 'worst plastic polluter in the world'
Coca-Cola, ironically the sponsor of the COP27 United Nations Climate Summit in Egypt, is named the worst plastic polluter in the world for the fifth time in a row, followed by PepsiCo.
World banks are supporting the destruction of the Amazon
According to the report Bankrolling Destruction, these financial institutions have invested millions of dollars in bonds issued by companies linked to deforestation and illegal land-grabbing.
US NGO retracts report that blamed Asian countries for plastic waste
With an apology long overdue, Ocean Conservancy, a US-based environmental watchdog, retracted a report, pushed forward and funded by large corporations, that blamed five Asian countries for the majority of plastic pollution in the ocean.