The New York Climate Week is an annual event organised by the Climate Group , a global non profit, in partnership with the United...

There have been jokes and stories on the “middle child” syndrome – a sibling whose antics are generally ignored by the parents and, at...

For the past three decades, climate finance has been the defining fault line of the UN climate talks. The dispute is deceptively simple:...

Biodiversity is the variety of life on earth at all levels and forms from genes and species to ecosystems. Human civilisation depends on...

In December 2015, for the first time in history, nearly 200 nations adopted a landmark agreement to tackle climate change, recognizing...

With lacklustre and mixed outcomes from the recently concluded Bonn Summit, the more optimistic London Climate Week, and the geopolitical uncertainty surrounding the upcoming New York Climate Week, all eyes are on the annual COP event in November 2025, taking place in Belém, Brazil – home to the world’s largest and most vital ecosystem. 

The beginning The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its first assessment report in November 1990, highlighting...

London Climate Action Week was held from June 21 - 29 2025, in London, marking its seventh year. LCAW is one of the world’s largest influential climate events that accelerates local and global climate action. One of the goals of LCAW is to have a ‘whole of society’ engagement, which it achieves by adopting a decentralised format where several organisations and institutions host events throughout the week.

“We need to go further, faster, and fairer”   was the official opening remark  of the UNFCCC executive secretary, Simon Stiell’s speech...

Climate negotiations do not only happen at COPs. Every year, in May or June, national delegations convene in the quiet town of Bonn in Germany, where the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) secretariat is located. The UNFCCC is the primary UN agency for addressing climate change. 

COP is a series of conferences that aim to assess progress in managing climate change, negotiate binding agreements to reduce GHG emissions.

Imagine organising a picnic. You invite family, friends, and neighbours—people who are important to the event’s success. You wouldn’t...

COP is a series of conferences that aim to assess progress in managing climate change, negotiate binding agreements to reduce GHG emissions.