Imagine a world where human activities harmoniously coexist with nature, leading to sustainable development and conservation of natural resources. The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) aims to actualize this vision, working tirelessly across various regions to halt environmental degradation. The WWF
The European Union is making strides toward achieving climate neutrality by 2050 by focusing on innovative industrial carbon management. Recognizing that carbon capture and storage (CCS), carbon capture and utilization (CCU), and CO2 removal from the atmosphere are essential in their journey, the
Uganda has introduced a pioneering Energy Transition Plan during the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, targeting sustainable development in its energy sector while simultaneously meeting its climate goals. The plan’s ambitious goals include delivering universal energy access, cutting emissions, and
In 2024, the world has experienced a significant increase in "dangerous heat" days, a direct consequence of climate change. This alarming trend has had severe repercussions on global health and displacement, as highlighted by a recent collaborative report from World Weather Attribution (WWA) and
As the need for cleaner port operations becomes increasingly urgent, California has been at the forefront of environmental regulations, specifically focusing on emissions from maritime activities. The state's stringent new regulations, set to be enforced by the California Air Resources Board (CARB)
The article tackles an intensely contentious issue: whether Afghanistan, now under the Taliban regime, should be granted access to global climate finance despite the regime’s notorious human rights record, especially its systemic oppression of women and girls. This dilemma poses several ethical,
