This year, Climate Tracker is proud to have contributed towards improving climate journalism around the world, by supporting promising young journalists in the Global South to tell climate stories close to their hearts. Articles written by our fellows and contributors ...
Over the years, the world has learnt that these indigenous people's traditional knowledge on taking care of nature should be shared at international climate summits. ...
Loss and Damage may seem self-explanatory, but it has to be linked to losses that could not be avoided by any mitigation or adaptation measures. ...
“The world’s most vulnerable call COP27 a ‘missed opportunity’ due to an inability to include “all fossil fuels” in the final text and to agree on a peaking of emissions before 2025." ...
At COP27, a number of countries also announced their support for Egypt in its war against climate change, but promises remain promises until they are implemented. ...
This COP must be the one where fossil fuels come to an end,” said Luisa Nebauer of Fridays for Future in Germany. ...
Global health agency states that poor air quality is responsible for more than 19,000 deaths in Kenya each year. ...
The trend of underrepresentation makes women's issues on climate change have fewer voices to support their needs. ...
The African Group of Negotiators (AGN) says the negotiations have been difficult at the 27th edition of the UN climate change conference (COP27). ...
Developing countries have been demanding compensation from developed nations for the damages caused by climate impacts. ...