COP Coverage

For critical mineral supply chains, the question is no longer just about where the resources are found, but who processes them into materials that industry can use.

Indian agriculture is increasingly exposed to climate risks, making climate adaptation an urgent priority.

At the Pacific Pre-COP in Fiji, one figure cut through familiar calls for greater climate ambition: more than$16 billion has been committed to Pacific countries since the Paris Agreement, but over $5 billion remains undisbursed.

The Loss and Damage Fund has provisionally allocated $21.6 million to Nepal, a fraction of its estimated needs, underscoring the funding gap the Global South has long fought to close

In today’s geopolitical and trade landscape, a credible domestic carbon price is not just climate policy, but an industrial strategy as well

Climate change, tourism, overfishing and rising costs are reshaping what Goans grow, catch and eat, putting a traditional food culture under pressure

Climate finance is usually discussed in terms of shortage of money required for adaptation or mitigation measures in developing countries as the world warms. But it requires a deeper, more technical look.

As Nepal takes its case to the United Nations General Assembly, it seeks climate finance and compensation for losses while raising bigger questions about whether countries can adapt fast enough to risks being reshaped by warming

Simon Stiell, the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change at a press conference in Delhi on Tuesday.

On Day 1 of the annual Bonn climate conference, developing nations called for renewed focus on climate finance and historical responsibility as shifting geopolitical priorities challenge multilateral climate action