COP29 Bulletin Day 1: Carbon market rules adopted, US reassures on emissions
UN climate summit kicks off in Baku, with governments approving carbon market rules and US climate envoy saying emissions to
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10:19
G20 waters down experts’ climate finance report, despite UN pressure to act
A climate and finance report by independent economists was toned down after feedback from G20 nations, even as the UN
Joe Lo
13:20
European Central Bank holds back plan to boost climate finance for Africa, Latam
The African and Inter-American Development Banks want assets channelled through them so they can get more from the money The
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20:58
Australian renewables pioneer Adelaide bids to host COP31 climate summit
South Australia has one of the world's cleanest electricity grids, which it wants to showcase at the COP31 conference in
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23:24
New study blows hole in “transition fuel” claim of fossil gas backers
The study found that, for Europe and China, importing US-produced LNG is worse for the climate than using local coal
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01:27
Civil servants warn fossil fuel exploration could harm New Zealand’s climate reputation
Advice to politicians says revoking a ban on oil and gas drilling could damage relations with Pacific neighbours and risk
Joe Lo
05:32
UK calls for “ambition” on COP29 climate finance goal but won’t talk numbers
The UK's new foreign minister, David Lammy, says Global North rhetoric on climate action must be matched by funding but
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05:32
Developing countries denounce rich nations’ disregard for just transition talks
One negotiator said it was "very unfortunate" that no developed-country officials travelled to Ghana for UN climate talks on "response
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15:22
British Airways plans to offset rising emissions by sprinkling crushed rocks
The airline will pay a UK company to carry out enhanced rock weathering, which speeds up natural carbon-absorbing processes The
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13:40
London airport expansion spotlights danger of “false hope” Jet Zero strategy
The UK government decided expansion is compatible with its plan to cut aviation emissions, raising questions about its reliance on
