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UN makes progress on ‘greening the blue’

In 2019, the UN system continued to make steady progress towards reducing its environmental footprint, recording decreases in emissions and implementing advanced environment management systems.  According...

Who are this year’s Champions and Young Champions of the Earth?

The word champion is a powerful one; it can be a noun, or a verb, or even a descriptor of something excellent, someone extraordinary,...

Cut fossil fuels production to ward off ‘catastrophic’ warming

Countries must decrease production of fossil fuels by 6 per cent per year, between 2020 and 2030, if the world is to avert "catastrophic”...

EU greenhouse gas emissions fell in 2019 to the lowest level in three decades

The Commission today adopted its annual EU Climate Action Progress Report, covering the EU's progress in cutting greenhouse gas emissions in 2019. Greenhouse gas...

Oil and Gas Industry commits to new framework to monitor, report and reduce methane emissions

In a move that will help tackle one of the biggest and most solvable contributors to the climate crisis, major players in the oil...

New trade rules vital to protecting the planet

As satellites from NASA zipped over the planet Earth yesterday, they saw what they have seen every day for months: fires, hundreds of them,...

Countries commit to restore global land area the size of China

Countries have committed to restoring up to 1 billion hectares of land lost to development, an area roughly the size of China, according to...

Over €280 million in EU funding for environment, nature and climate action projects

The European Commission has approved an investment package of more than €280 million from the EU budget for over 120 new LIFE programme projects....

To combat climate change and nature loss, multilateralism is key: Nordic countries

The 2020 consultations between the five Nordic countries – Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden – and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) generated...

Yemen: Stricken oil tanker must be inspected to avoid environmental catastrophe

It is “vital” that technical experts be granted immediate access to a rusting oil tanker threatening an environmental calamity in the Red Sea, an independent...

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