Carbon tariffs at the gate: how global companies are racing to adapt as Europe’s climate border closes in
The Land Gap Report 2025 warns that countries’ COP30 climate pledges rely on unrealistic land-based carbon removal while neglecting forest protection, urging reforms in debt, tax,...
Global energy systems enter a new phase as electricity demand surges from data centres and AI, prompting the IEA to warn of mounting risks across fuels,...
A new report reveals the staggering toll of extreme weather — over 832,000 deaths and $4.5 trillion in losses between 1995 and 2024.
Brazil’s 2024 emissions dropped 16.7% to 2.15 GtCO₂e, led by Amazon deforestation control—the biggest annual fall since 2009—but the country still risks missing its Paris climate...
New analysis finds China, India, and Indonesia—the world’s top coal users—can peak power-sector emissions by 2030, marking a global climate turning point.
At WMO’s 75th anniversary, UN Chief António Guterres warned that no nation is safe from extreme weather — urging governments to fast-track early warning systems by...