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#1314702021-11-03
What happened at Cop26 – day three at a glance
Country pledges at Cop26 would limit global temperature rises to below 2C, the first time the world has been on such a trajectory, according to research from the University of Melbourne.
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#1314732021-11-04
Cop26 will be derailed unless the rich world meets its obligation to the poor
A couple of hundred years ago Britain was not a lot different from many poor countries today. Life expectancy was low, infant mortality was high, living standards barely rose from year to year, water-borne diseases were rife. People worked long hours and life for the struggling was, as Thomas Ho ...
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#1314752021-11-04
As young climate strikers, we are sick of conference upon conference. The clock is ticking
I am 15 years old, and like so many young people across the world, I came to climate activism through protest. I don’t know exactly how to write a policy; what exact words or grammar should be used. I am not a scientist. I am a year 9 student. But through joining the School Strike for Climate (S ...
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#1314782021-11-04
LIVE Biggest users fail to sign up to ending coal
Some very positive news coming this morning from the influential International Energy Agency, a body that advises governments about energy.
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#1314792021-11-04
Cop26: More than 40 countries agree to phase out coal-fired power – day four live
More than 40 countries have agreed to phase out their use of coal-fired power, the dirtiest fuel source, in a boost to UK hopes of a deal to “keep 1.5C alive”, from the Cop26 climate summit.
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#1314802021-11-04
COP26: Biggest polluters are missing from major pledge to phase out coal
On the fourth day of COP26, more than 40 countries have made a major commitment to end coal use. Several major coal-using nations have pledged for the first time to phase out their use of the heavily-polluting fossil fuel or to speed up existing plans to do so, while others announced commitments ...
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#1314812021-11-04
Funding Deal Gets Late Entry; IEA Sees 1.8 Degrees: COP Update
About 20 nations have signed on to a deal to stop funding foreign fossil fuel projects -- with a last-minute entry by Italy. But the impact of the accord is undermined by the absence of key countries like China.
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#1314822021-11-04
Cop26: Coal in the crosshairs as climate summit stirs clean energy pledges
Indonesia, Poland, Vietnam and other nations have pledged to phase out their use of coal-fired power and to stop building plants, a move that Cop26 climate summit host Britain described as putting the end of the fuel “in sight”.
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#1314832021-11-04
Infographic: COP26 goals explained in maps and charts
The 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) began in Glasgow, Scotland, on October 31. World leaders, climate experts, campaigners and financiers will discuss the pressing issue of intensifying climate crisis till November 12.
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#1314842021-11-04
COP26: Where does all the climate finance money go?
On the Caribbean island of Antigua, builders will soon put hurricane reinforcements on hospital roofs and strengthen the windows on police stations. As climate change makes tropical storms more intense and more devastating, Antiguans are getting prepared.
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#1314852021-11-04
COP26: Why climate action must be inclusive. 6 experts explain
This year’s COP26 is seen as one of the most critical moments in climate action history. The August report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned of the rapid and intensifying warming of the planet, stating “It is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphe ...
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#1314862021-11-04
COP 26: Global and personal
At this defining moment in human history, will the world’s representatives make the right choices? Whether they do or not, there are things that the rest of us must do to live with climate change. Pat Ganase comments.
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#1314872021-11-04
As COP26 convenes in Glasgow, can a "climate action army" in the streets save the world?
The current gathering in Glasgow marks the 26th time UN has assembled world leaders to try to tackle the climate crisis. But the United States is producing more oil and natural gas than ever; the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) in the atmosphere and global temperatures are both still rising; an ...
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#1314962021-11-04
China urges developed countries to intensify climate change efforts
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson on Wednesday urged developed countries to intensify their efforts to fulfill their commitments to developing countries on climate change, to make due contributions to climate change response and global climate governance.
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#1315032021-11-04
‘We don’t believe in net-zero at the moment’ – Pakistan’s top climate official at COP26
In the opening days of COP26 in Glasgow, headlines focused on a slew of long-term commitments, with more than 100 countries pledging both to cut methane emissions by 30 per cent and to end deforestation by 2030.
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#1315072021-11-04
OP-ED: Kering’s Marie-Claire Daveu on why COP26 should be the moment that changes the fashion industry forever
It's rare for a high-ranking executive at a major luxury conglomerate to issue a personal plea on the urgency of climate change and to outline specific steps that the industry needs to take to address it. It's also rare for Vogue Business to publish op-eds.
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#1315092021-11-04
World leaders face 'stark choices' at COP26
It would be an understatement to say that there is a lot riding on COP26 , the international climate talks currently being held in Glasgow, Scotland.
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#1315142021-11-04
COP26: FIFA commits to net-zero emission by 2040 and launches FIFA Climate Strategy
Joining the calls for action as world leaders meet at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Scotland, FIFA is taking a leading role in the world of sport by confirming its pledge to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change − Sports for Climate Action Framework (bit.ly/31xT ...
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#1315152021-11-04
COP26 Finance: Changing Climate Change With Financial Support
After two days of speeches and announcements from world leaders, the focus today at the UN climate summit COP26 intensified on raising the funding needed to accomplish the goals of the Paris Agreement. But as the day unfolded, protests disrupted finance sessions, frustrated attendees waited in l ...
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#1315182021-11-04
COP26 kicks off second week in Glasgow after landmark deals on coal, deforestation and methane
International lawmakers, business leaders and activists were convening in Glasgow, U.K. on Monday for the second week of the COP26 climate summit. Delegates were asked to accelerate action on climate change and commit to more ambitious cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, all in an effort to limit ...
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#1315212021-11-08
Pacific island minister films climate speech knee-deep in the ocean
The foreign minister of Tuvalu, an island in the South Pacific, has filmed a speech to climate summit COP26 standing knee-deep in the ocean to show how the nation is vulnerable to global warming.
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#1315242021-11-08
COP26: Rich countries ‘pushing back’ on paying for climate loss
Vulnerable countries at COP26 say rich nations are pushing back against their attempts to secure compensation for the damage caused by climate change.
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#1315292021-11-08
Hit $100bn target or poor countries face climate disaster, the Gambia tells Cop26
Rich countries must hit their $100bn climate finance target in the last week of Cop26 or it will be catastrophic for the poorest nations suffering the most from the climate crisis, the Gambian environment minister has warned.
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#1315302021-11-08
‘Stop killing us’: A weekend of Cop26 activism around the world – in pictures
From Sydney to Seoul and from Swansea to Paris, protesters on the streets send messages to the climate negotiators
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#1315312021-11-08
Cop26 legitimacy questioned as groups excluded from crucial talks
The legitimacy of the Cop26 climate summit has been called into question by civil society participants who say restrictions on access to negotiations are unprecedented and unjust.
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#1315322021-11-08
Cop26: what’s still to be resolved in the week ahead
Countries that have failed to come up with national plans on cutting greenhouse gas emissions in line with limiting temperature rises to 1.5C must be forced back to the negotiating table every year from now on, poor countries have said ahead of crunch talks at the Cop26 climate summit.
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#1315392021-11-08
Barack Obama arrives in Glasgow ahead of appearance at COP26 today
FORMER US president Barack Obama has arrived in Glasgow ahead of his appearance at the COP26 climate summit. Obama was president as the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015 at the COP21 summit in France.
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#1315402021-11-08
Which side of history will the Morrison government be on when Glasgow is over?
As the climate talks in Glasgow reach their midpoint, it’s worth taking a look back at Australia’s extraordinary performance in the first week.
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#1315442021-11-08
Obama urges countries to 'act now' to tackle climate change, help island nations
Former U.S. president Barack Obama called on the UN climate conference in Glasgow on Monday to address the risks that island nations face from rising sea levels.
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#1315452021-11-08
COP26: Indigenous peoples, protests, and a call to end the war on nature
Mother Nature, or “Pachamama”, as they say in Latin America, took centre stage as the pivotal UN climate conference reached the halfway point. Nature is critical to our survival: it provides the oxygen we need to breathe, regulates weather patterns, supplies food and water for all living things, ...
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#1315482021-11-08
Climate talks struggle with gap between rich, poor nations
Large rifts remain as United Nations climate talks tick down to a Friday deadline. A lot of the divide comes down to money, which nations have it and which do not. So it's time for the diplomatic cavalry to ride in.
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#1315492021-11-09
Cop26 sets course for disastrous heating of more than 2.4C, says key report
The world is on track for disastrous levels of global heating far in excess of the limits in the Paris climate agreement, despite a flurry of carbon-cutting pledges from governments at the UN Cop26 summit.
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#1315502021-11-09
COP26: World on track for 2.4C warming despite climate summit - report
Despite pledges made at the climate summit COP26, the world is still nowhere near its goals on limiting global temperature rise, a new analysis shows. It calculates that the world is heading for 2.4C of warming, far more than the 1.5C limit nations committed to.
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#1315512021-11-09
COP26 climate summit switches focus to science and innovation
International lawmakers, business leaders and activists are convening in Glasgow, U.K. on Tuesday in the final week of the COP26 climate summit.
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#1315522021-11-09
Cop26: US must ‘deliver to get credit’ on climate crisis, says Ocasio-Cortez- day eight live
The speaker of the United States House of Representatives, , has just been (you guessed it) speaking at an event attended by the press and US congresspeople.
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#1315532021-11-09
Changes in behaviour needed to tackle climate crisis, says UK chief scientist
Changes in behaviour are needed to tackle the climate emergency, the UK’s chief scientific adviser has said at the Cop26 summit.
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#1315562021-11-09
LiveLIVECOP26 accused of 'massive credibility and commitment gap'
President of COP26, Alok Sharma, says prediction reports about temperature rises demonstrate "that there has been some progress but clearly not enough"
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#1315572021-11-09
Climate change: What do scientists want from COP26 this week?
As the COP26 climate summit enters its second week, negotiations in Glasgow have hit a critical phase. The conference is seen as crucial if climate change is to be brought under control. So we asked more than a dozen climate scientists, negotiators and economists from around the world what they ...
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#1315582021-11-09
Cop26 news – live: ‘Mountain to climb’, Sharma admits as report shows world on course for 2.4C heating
There is a “mountain to climb” to make the Cop26 summit talks in Glasgow a success, Aloka Sharma has admitted. “We are making progress at Cop26 but we still have a mountain to climb over the next few days,” he told a press briefing held on Tuesday.
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#1315592021-11-09
An insider’s look at the Glasgow climate summit – talks intensify, amid grandstanding and anger outside
Young people poured into the streets of Glasgow on Nov. 5, 2021, angry and impatient as the first week of the U.N. climate summit ended. Their anger is matched by anxiety in the conference halls as the enormity of what has to be achieved in such a short period of time hovers over a complex proce ...
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#1315602021-11-09
Keep fighting, Obama urges young climate activists
At 19, Glasgow college student Ross Hamilton doesn’t think highly of world leaders — “they chat a lot of” nonsense — or expect them to accomplish anything on a problem he cares deeply about, climate change.
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#1315612021-11-09
How climate damage could break the Glasgow talks
The climate talks have shifted from global pronouncements to technical skirmishes as negotiators work behind the scenes to address dangers faced by millions of people from today’s rising temperatures.
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#1315652021-11-09
Frustrations over voices unrepresented in formal COP26 talks
Being on the ground in Glasgow, Scotland, for COP26 is a strange and humbling experience. A quick search for news coverage on COP26 online brings up headlines that feature what Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is saying about the conference.
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#1315672021-11-09
Cop26 is creating false hope for a 1.5C rise – the stark reality is very different
Since the Paris agreement in 2015, countries around the world have promised ambitious action on climate change. Six years later, it is clear that they haven’t followed through on that promise. In the latest analysis carried out by Climate Action Tracker, published today, we find that the vast ma ...
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#1315682021-11-09
COP26: Tuvalu's Foreign Minister urges world leaders to address climate change
"We want the big emitters to take action in addressing climate change." That's how the Foreign Minister of the island nation of Tuvalu, Simon Kofe, feels about COP26 negotiations, as the effects of climate change are even more pressing for those who live in island nations.
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#1315692021-11-09
COP26: Two worlds talked past each other – or never even met
At the 2021 UN climate change conference in Glasgow, moving between the corporate slickness of the official “Blue Zone” (a UN-managed space which hosts the negotiations) and the wider fringe was quite a disconcerting experience for me. These were two different worlds. Everyone was committed to s ...
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#1315722021-11-09
Nicola Sturgeon tells COP26 summit that climate change is 'feminist issue'
Nicola Sturgeon has told COP26 that climate change is a "feminist issue" and called for the voice of women to be heard more loudly when tackling it.
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#1315732021-11-09
Cop26 leaders blame individuals, while supporting a far more destructive system
The protesters gathered in Glasgow for Cop26 are a diverse group – at the demonstration on Saturday I watched everybody file past – from international socialists to Scottish nationalists, healthcare workers to striking refuse workers, from indigenous activists at the very front to cycling enthus ...
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#1315742021-11-09
Climate activists decry ‘false solutions, fairy tales’ at COP26
Activists criticised plans by corporations and governments to solve the climate change emergency through opaque carbon-trading schemes instead of urgently shutting down fossil fuel production as many scientists recommend.
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#1315762021-11-09
COP26: Why we need more women at the top tackling climate change
There should be more women at the top of multilateral organisations to help alleviate the financial impact of climate change, Amanda Blanc, chief executive of British insurer Aviva and chair of a climate action group, said.