More: Climate Crisis
The Heat of Violence: Climate Change and Gender-Based Abuse
According to the UN data, women constitute a staggering 80% of those displaced by climate change and face a 14-fold higher risk of death...
Humanity’s Journey of Climate Change Awareness
Climate change refers to gradual alternation in Earth’s climate system leading to long-term transition in temperature and weather patterns. Historically, planet Earth has passed...
Climate Diplomacy: Fostering Unity or Deepening Global Divides
Picture a scenario where leaders from diverse countries convene—some representing nations threatened by rising sea levels. In contrast, others advocate for industries that significantly...
India Calls Out Rich Nations Over Climate Inaction at ICJ
During landmark hearings to form a so-called "advisory opinion" on the obligations of states regarding climate change held December 2-13, 2024, at the International...
CBAM has major flaws – but there is a way to save Europe’s climate policy
Europe is getting climate policy all wrong. The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fails to achieve climate progress and comes with a raft...
Global Governance Actions to Climate Change: In Challenge of Mass Migration
International issues that are taking place recently, such as climate change, may have an impact on migration. Even though climate change is primarily concerned...
COP29 and Its Implications
Authors: Meena Miriam Yust and Arshad M. Khan
Global warming affects every aspect of human existence on the planet -- from where we can live,...
Europe’s Climate Backlash Is a Gift to China’s Global Dominance
As Ursula von der Leyen embarks on her second term as European Commission President, she carries the weight of a continent’s climate ambitions. But...
Anthropocene Epoch and Multi-Generational Legacy of Climate Change
Anthropocene Epoch and Climate Change
The world is facing an Anthropocene epoch, an informal interval of geological time, signifying the disastrous impact of anthropogenic activities...
Climate Finance Gap in COP 29: Barrier to Inclusive Global Trade
In 2009, developed countries pledged to provide $100 billion annually to support developing countries facing a worsening climate crisis. More than a decade later,...