#un-climate-change-conference

#un-climate-change-conference

Azerbaijan plans to increase gas production by a third over the next 10 years.

Global Witness raises concerns about Azerbaijan hosting the next UN Climate Change Conference due to its reliance on fossil fuels.

The U.N. Climate Change Conference in Dubai, COP28, concluded with a qualified success but also with contradictions.

The agreement reached at the conference calls for transitioning away from fossil fuels, marking a significant step forward.

China may hit peak emissions and start reducing carbon pollution earlier than expected, potentially as early as 2026.

Investments in renewable energy and an economic slowdown are contributing to China's shrinking carbon footprint.

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.

China's addiction to coal is demonstrated by the numerous coal mines in its north-central region that produce more coal than the rest of the world combined.

China's methane emissions from its coal mines contribute significantly to global warming, but the country has been reluctant to set strict limits on methane.