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COP28 Approaches: How Stakeholders Weigh Interests Amid First Global Stocktake
As the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change approaches, the oil and natural gas industry is once again under the spotlight. The U.S. Presidential Climate Envoy, John Kerry, indicated during an interview in Abu Dhabi on October 31 that fossil fuel companies must be held accountable for excessive carbon dioxide emissions contributing to climate issues. 
As the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change approaches, the oil and natural gas industry is once again under the spotlight. The U.S. Presidential Climate Envoy, John Kerry, indicated during an interview in Abu Dhabi on October 31 that fossil fuel companies must be held accountable for excessive carbon dioxide emissions contributing to climate issues. -
Record-Breaking Summer Heatwaves: How is 'Climate Collapse' Impacting Global Agriculture?
After several consecutive months of record-breaking temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere, the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service has officially declared this summer, spanning June to August, as the hottest ever recorded globally. While the Northern Hemisphere experienced its hottest summer, the Southern Hemisphere faced a warmer winter, with global sea surface temperatures reaching new highs. 
After several consecutive months of record-breaking temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere, the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service has officially declared this summer, spanning June to August, as the hottest ever recorded globally. While the Northern Hemisphere experienced its hottest summer, the Southern Hemisphere faced a warmer winter, with global sea surface temperatures reaching new highs. -
Climate Change's Deadly Toll: Over 62,000 Europeans Succumb to Extreme Heatwaves Last Year
Research published in Nature Medicine on Monday, July 10th, reveals that nearly 63,000 people in Europe died from extreme heat last year. However, this year could be even more severe, given the extreme heat events occurring worldwide. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced last week that conditions for El Nino, which leads to higher temperatures in many parts of the world, have formed for the first time in seven years. 
Research published in Nature Medicine on Monday, July 10th, reveals that nearly 63,000 people in Europe died from extreme heat last year. However, this year could be even more severe, given the extreme heat events occurring worldwide. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced last week that conditions for El Nino, which leads to higher temperatures in many parts of the world, have formed for the first time in seven years. -
UN Climate Scientists Warn of "Atlas of Human Suffering" in New IPCC Report, Urging for Immediate Course Correction
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) releases its latest synthesis report, emphasizing the need for urgent global action to prevent catastrophic consequences of climate change. 
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) releases its latest synthesis report, emphasizing the need for urgent global action to prevent catastrophic consequences of climate change. -
Consumers, Business Hamper Climate Change Efforts: Report
Corporate behavior and consumption patterns, according to the experts, are "undermining" efforts to reduce emissions 
Corporate behavior and consumption patterns, according to the experts, are "undermining" efforts to reduce emissions -
Fed Chair Maintains Central Bank Will Not Get Involved In Climate Issues
Chief Jerome Powell’s statement follows calls from some Democrats for the Fed to play a more active role in addressing climate change 
Chief Jerome Powell’s statement follows calls from some Democrats for the Fed to play a more active role in addressing climate change -
Nitrogen Reduction Key To Planetary, Human Health: Study
Researchers acknowledged, however, that advanced nitrogen management has up-front costs that would be beyond the reach of many smallholder farmers 
Researchers acknowledged, however, that advanced nitrogen management has up-front costs that would be beyond the reach of many smallholder farmers -
Climate Change: Experts Warn More Intense Weather Events In 2023
Growing evidence of climate change leading to extreme weather, but experts say it’s not too late Growing evidence of climate change leading to extreme weather, but experts say it’s not too late -
What You Need To Know About UN'S Historic Climate Deal
The recent COP27 summit underlined the importance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial levels 
The recent COP27 summit underlined the importance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial levels -
COP27: U.S., China Must ‘Accelerate Progress Together’ To Lower Emissions
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said cooperation is essential in the fight against global warming 
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said cooperation is essential in the fight against global warming
