Maldives Eyes 2 Million Trees by 2025 in Climate Push
Maldives targets 2 million trees by 2025 to combat climate change and protect ecosystems through its Five Million Tree Plantation Program.
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China’s Global Impact: Climate Leadership & Trade Powerhouse
China solidifies its role in climate solutions and global trade, driving renewable energy growth and economic stability worldwide.
Brazil Unveils Bold Amazon Reforestation Plan Amid Climate Pledge
Brazil accelerates Amazon rainforest restoration efforts, combining Indigenous knowledge with ecological targets to meet UN climate goals.
China & EU Strengthen Strategic Ties on 50th Diplomatic Anniversary
China and the EU commit to deepening strategic cooperation on their 50th diplomatic anniversary, pledging joint climate action and multilateral solutions for global challenges.
China and Germany Unite for Global Stability, Climate Action
China and Germany commit to stronger cooperation on global stability, climate change, and multilateral trade during high-level talks at the Munich Security Conference.
China, Cook Islands Vow to Strengthen Ties at Asian Winter Games
China and the Cook Islands agree to expand cooperation in climate action, trade, and tourism during high-level talks at Asian Winter Games closing ceremony.
China, Cook Islands Vow to Deepen Strategic Partnership
China and the Cook Islands commit to expanding trade, climate collaboration, and cultural ties during leaders’ meeting at Asian Winter Games.
African Negotiators Unite for Climate Justice in Nairobi Summit
70+ African climate negotiators convene in Nairobi to strengthen the continent’s stance on climate finance, adaptation, and loss and damage ahead of global talks.
Brazil Turns the Tide: Amazon Deforestation Declines After Decades of Damage
Brazil reverses decades of Amazon deforestation with new policies and bold UN pledge to restore ecosystems, offering hope for climate action.
Study: Climate Change Reduces Extreme Cold Events Globally
New U.S.-China research finds climate change significantly reduces frequency and severity of extreme cold events, challenging previous assumptions about winter intensification.