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The ocean used to be missing from climate discussions. Some attendees at the recent COP30 climate conference in Brazil say it is now being given its rightful place, even if money is not currently following rhetoric.
António Guterres used a speech at the huge...
The savannahs of the Meta department, in Colombia’s central Orinoquía region, are known for their rivers. They are home to more than 750 species of fish, an abundance recognised by the Indigen...
Ahead of the COP30 meeting in Belém, Brazil, countries around the world rushed to submit their climate pledges, with many incorporating ocean initiatives into their plans.
But activists and researchers who have combed through the commitments say the promises favour broad, ambiguous policies that focus on environmental protection, rather than the concrete targets tha...
African participants left COP30 with sharp disappointment but also guarded optimism. In the end, Belém delivered neither the sweeping breakthrough many had hoped for nor the collapse some had feared. For the African participants Dialogue Earth spoke to, the summit’s outcomes landed somewhere in the uneasy space between progress and paralysis.
Ethiopia’s confirmation...
In a dramatic final plenary, countries at the COP30 climate conference in Belém, Brazil, compromised.
Their agreement set a new goal to triple finance for adapting to the effects of the climate crisis, and created a mechanism for a just transition toward clean energy, but avoided references to critical minerals or to roadmaps away from fossil fuels and deforestatio...
