Africa needs to manage food, water and energy in a way that connects all three
By Agathe Maupin and Mercy Mwanikah Ojoyi First published in The Conversation There is an increasing global demand for food, water and […]
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New report on international coal finance
A report by the Natural Resources Defence Council reveals that G20 nations are considering more than USD 24 billion in financing for […]
Predicting an ice-free Arctic summer
New analysis of Hadley Centre Sea Ice and Sea Surface Temperature data shows a linear relationship between cumulative carbon dioxide emissions and […]
Soils could become net source of carbon dioxide
Research published in Scientific Reports warn that soils will have limited potential to mitigate climate change impacts and can even become a […]
Ocean acidification could drive biodiversity loss
New research published in Nature Climate Change predicts how living habitats such as corals, seagrasses and kelp forests will be affected by […]
High 2015 temperatures could soon become the norm
Temperature rise is locked in until 2040 at least, and the sort of record temperatures that we saw in 2015 could become […]
Reaching the USD 100 billion by 2020 target for climate finance
Climate finance remains a key uncertainty in the climate talks.
Developing a National Adaptation Strategy with stakeholders
Consultations are underway with stakeholders at provincial level and with special interest groupings, for inputs into the National Adaptation Strategy.
Overview of COP22, Marrakech
At the 22nd Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP22), held in Marrakech in November 2016, a deadline of 2018 was set for the rulebook for the Paris Agreement.
Marrakech: Will the international community recommit to inclusive participation?
By: Happy Khambule It’s that time again for the annual climate change conference, better known as the COP. This time around COP […]