Challenges Persist as COP29 Strives to Set New Climate Finance Targets
As COP29 nears its end, setting new climate finance goals faces hurdles, with debates over targets and contributors, including the Chinese mainland’s pivotal role.
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Super Typhoon Man-yi Claims 9 Lives in the Philippines
Super Typhoon Man-yi raises the death toll to nine in the Philippines, with Catanduanes province experiencing severe damage. Evacuations helped minimize casualties.
Mount Lewotobi Erupts Again, Air Quality Deteriorates in Indonesia
Mount Lewotobi’s latest eruption in Indonesia has worsened air quality, affecting thousands and prompting high alert measures by local authorities.
Bomb Cyclone Hits Northwest U.S., Bringing Severe Winds and Heavy Rainfall
A powerful bomb cyclone hit the northwest U.S. on Tuesday, bringing severe winds and heavy rains that caused widespread power outages and downed trees across the region.
Extreme Heat Threatens Earth’s Carbon-Sequestering Ecosystems
A recent study reveals that extreme heat events over the past 40 years have undermined Earth’s ability to sequester carbon, highlighting the challenges posed by climate change.
China Launches Temperature Index to Combat Climate and Weather Risks
China’s NMIC and Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange introduce a Temperature Index to hedge against climate risks in agriculture and energy sectors.
‘Treasure’ Queen of the Andes Plant Fuels China-Peru Biodiversity Push
Discover how the South China Botanical Garden and Peru collaborate to protect biodiversity, featuring the ‘Queen of the Andes,’ the world’s largest bromeliad.
Global Climate Crisis: Unified Action Essential for 2024’s Heat Records
2024 is on track to be the hottest year ever, highlighting the urgent need for global cooperation to tackle climate change and meet the Paris Agreement goals.
Wildlife Flourishes at Cradle Moon Conservancy near Johannesburg
Discover how Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg nurtures diverse wildlife, offering stunning landscapes and activities for nature enthusiasts.
Negotiators Push for Progress at COP29 as Talks Enter 2nd Week
As COP29 enters its second week, UN climate negotiators are urged to advance a crucial deal aimed at boosting clean energy investments and enhancing resilience against climate extremes for developing countries.