Beyond Borders: Why Local Climate Action Must Meet Global Policy
Data confirms climate crisis is global, requiring integrated policy, massive funding, and radical local-to-global collaboration
Data confirms climate crisis is global, requiring integrated policy, massive funding, and radical local-to-global collaboration
G20 experts urge new International Panel on Inequality, mirroring climate science body
COP30 President releases draft “Mutirão” political text, urging swift consensus on key climate issues
Over 80 nations urge COP30 for a detailed plan to end reliance on fossil fuels
COP30 in Brazil stands at a defining moment for global climate ambition—marking a decade since the Paris Agreement and the renewal of nations’ 2035 commitments
COP29 and COP30 Presidencies unveil the “Baku to Belém Roadmap” to mobilize $1.3 trillion annually for developing nations by 2035
Brazil is establishing its sustainable taxonomy by decree, defining criteria for green investments, and is proposing a “Super-Taxonomy” to standardize global finance rules
UN report warns developing nations face a $310 billion annual climate adaptation finance shortfall, missing key 2025 funding goals
Brazil’s TFFF launch is delayed due to postponed investor events and an unfinalized financial model
A Brazilian-led proposal for a $125 billion forest conservation fund at COP30 is being criticized for potentially benefiting investors more than tropical nations
India reiterated its commitment to inclusive and sustainable digital transformation at the 11th BRICS Communications Ministers’ Meeting in Brasília, Brazil
Brazil’s proposal to establish a climate change council to expedite the implementation of COP decisions has sparked cautious responses from key developed countries