#COP28

#COP28

COP28 climate talks in Dubai ended with a commitment to transition away from all fossil fuels for the first time

The agreement calls for countries to shift energy systems away from fossil fuels in a just and orderly fashion

Meeting COP28 renewable energy and efficiency goals is feasible but requires significant investment in storage and grid improvements by 2030.

COP28 resulted in voluntary pledges to transition away from fossil fuels.

The loss and damage fund reached $792 million in pledges, falling short of the $100 billion needed.

132 countries committed to tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030.

The International Energy Agency warns that current pledges are not enough to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius

130 countries have committed to renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements, but it is still not sufficient to meet climate targets

COP28 achieved a crucial agreement for equitable energy transition, emphasizing financial mobilization and inclusivity to tackle climate goals amidst ongoing global challenges.

The closing agreement at the UN's COP28 meeting includes a call for a transition away from fossil fuels, aligning with the implications of the Paris Treaty.

The Global Stocktake document acknowledges incremental progress but highlights the need for more aggressive measures to meet climate goals.

Global leaders at the COP28 climate summit have agreed to transition away from fossil fuels in a just and equitable manner.

The agreement does not explicitly mention a phaseout of fossil fuels, but it is seen as a significant step towards moving away from coal, oil, and gas.

Global leaders at the COP28 climate conference have agreed to transition away from fossil fuels in a just and orderly manner.

The agreement marks a historic moment as it is the first time fossil fuels have been addressed in the final agreement.

The COP28 climate summit in Dubai produced a historic agreement that explicitly mentions the need to transition away from fossil fuels.

The agreement represents a clear defeat for countries with oil interests like Saudi Arabia and Iraq.

Negotiators at the COP28 climate summit are working to find consensus on a deal to phase out the use of fossil fuels.

Over 80 countries are pushing for an agreement that includes language to phase out fossil fuels, but face opposition from OPEC and its allies.

Middle East faces heat wave crisis and declining climate tech investment.

There is a gap in climate finance needed for developing countries at COP28 in Dubai.

Saudi Arabia's energy minister rejects the phase-out of fossil fuels at COP28.

The Emirati head of the UN climate conference defends his belief in climate science.

Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels are soaring to record levels, surpassing the Paris Agreement's target for limiting global warming.

Leaders at COP28 must agree on rapid cuts in fossil fuel emissions to keep the 2°C target alive.

2023 set to be hottest year on record despite climate conference

Earth has experienced six consecutive record-breaking months of heat

Industrial carbon capture technologies are a distraction from phasing out fossil fuels and deploying more effective climate solutions.

These technologies are too small and expensive to make a significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz calls for phasing out fossil fuels, starting with coal, at COP28 summit in Dubai.

Over 100 countries at the summit support a 'phaseout' of fossil fuels instead of a 'phasedown.'

Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, brought a large delegation to Cop28 and emphasized Brazil's efforts to address inequality and protect forests.

However, his energy minister announced Brazil's plan to align more closely with Opec, weakening their climate leadership on cutting fossil fuels.

Wolfgang Cramer, one of the authors of the IPCC report, is calling on the public to take action to prevent climate breakdown.

The open letter published by Scientist Rebellion urges people to become climate advocates or activists and push for policies that secure a better future.

WWF launches new film emphasizing the urgency of climate change during Cop28.

The film uses stop-motion animation and real smoke to portray the catastrophic consequences of fossil fuel emissions.

US vows to phase out coal plants and slash methane emissions at Cop28 summit

Kamala Harris warns of the dangers posed by opponents of climate action

The fossil fuel industry is heavily lobbying at Cop28 to avoid references to the phase-out of fossil fuels that would impact their profits.

There is a battle over language at Cop28 whether to phase down or completely phase out fossil fuels.

Health is finally on the agenda at the UN climate change conference, with the introduction of the first ever COP 'Health Day'.

More needs to be done to protect communities from the health impacts of the climate crisis.

Health is finally on the agenda at the UN climate change conference, with the introduction of the first ever COP 'Health Day'.

More needs to be done to protect communities from the health impacts of the climate crisis.

Health is finally on the agenda at the UN climate change conference, with the introduction of the first ever COP 'Health Day'.

More needs to be done to protect communities from the health impacts of the climate crisis.

Methane is a key focus at the global climate talks in Dubai, with the US announcing new rules to reduce oil and gas methane emissions domestically.

The United Arab Emirates has established a $30 billion fund to invest in clean energy and climate projects worldwide.

Putin visits Saudi Arabia and UAE to gain support amid war on Ukraine and facing an arrest warrant from the ICC.

The visit highlights the business ties between the Emirates and Russia amid Western sanctions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in the United Arab Emirates during his Middle East trip.

Putin's visit coincides with the COP28 climate talks in Dubai, but it is unclear if he will attend.

Stemming methane emissions, particularly from the oil industry, is a major focus at COP28.

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced final rules to cut methane from oil and gas operations, estimating a reduction of 58 million tons of emissions from 2024 to 2038.

COP28 is prioritizing efforts to reduce methane emissions, including the mobilization of over $1 billion in grants to help countries cut methane.

Fifty oil companies have pledged to reach near-zero methane emissions and end routine flaring in their operations by 2030, according to the president of COP28.

Environmental groups have criticized the pledge, calling it a smokescreen.

There are two dominant schools of thought on climate change: one that says the future is hopeless, and one that says we have all the solutions. Both are wrong.

To overcome climate change, we need the support of wealthy individuals, companies, and countries to ensure green technologies are affordable for everyone, especially in large emitting countries.

Carbon emissions are set to hit a record high in 2023, potentially worsening climate change and extreme weather.

India and China are the main contributors to the increase in carbon emissions.

Artificial intelligence is a hot topic at the COP28 climate summit, with experts discussing its potential to combat climate change.

Concerns have been raised about the energy consumption and potential harm caused by AI technology.

China is a global leader in renewable energy, with significant growth in renewables capacity in recent years.

China is the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, primarily due to burning fossil fuels.

Prime Minister emphasizes the need to involve people in tackling climate change.

Rishi Sunak explains why costly measures have been scrapped in the UK's climate efforts.

Dubai experienced a blanket of smog during the COP28 summit, bringing attention to air quality and the impacts of climate change.

Hillary Clinton called for reform in the insurance industry, as companies withdraw assistance against climate shocks and pose challenges to lower-income countries.

Climate activists are pressuring world leaders at the COP28 conference to make strong climate policy commitments.

The emphasis on individual climate action can be traced back to a disinformation campaign led by the fossil fuel industry.

Climate activists are pressuring world leaders at the COP28 conference to make strong climate policy commitments.

The emphasis on individual climate action can be traced back to a disinformation campaign led by the fossil fuel industry.

Over 2,456 fossil fuel lobbyists have gained access to the Cop28 climate negotiations, raising concerns about the industry's influence at the UN summit.

The number of fossil fuel lobbyists at Cop28 is a record high, surpassing the number registered for previous conferences.

Fossil fuel lobbyists outnumber official Indigenous representatives by seven to one, signaling a prioritization of industry profits over climate action.

The number of fossil fuel lobbyists at the COP28 climate conference in Dubai has increased significantly, reaching 2,456 this year.

The presence of the fossil fuel industry at climate negotiations is concerning, especially as global carbon emissions continue to rise.

World leaders gathered for climate talks in Dubai amid divisions over how quickly to transition to renewable energy.

Vice President Kamala Harris expected to join global leaders at the United Nations' annual climate talks.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for tripling global renewable energy expansion by 2030 at the COP28 summit in Dubai.

Scholz emphasized the need for binding targets to triple renewable energy expansion and double energy efficiency by 2030.