Twenty years of blogging in hindsight
Updated: 2024-11-23 08:24:08
It’s 20 years since we started blogging on climate here on RealClimate (December 10, 2004). We wanted to counter disinformation about climate change that was spreading through various campaigns. In those days it was an unusual move that prompted a welcome from Nature. One thing that I didn’t anticipate then was the vast global scale […]
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This post was authored by Bärbel Henneberger, Senior Partnerships Manager at the Environmental Defense Fund. On November 21, COP29 celebrated Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP and LCs) as a thematic day in the Action Agenda of the Azerbaijani COP presidency. The day underscored the essential role of IP and LCs in safeguarding 80% of […]
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There is a need to make climate science more agile and more responsive, and that means moving (some of it) from research to operations.
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: Skip to content Environment Green Tips Veganism Sustainable Tourism Get In Touch Get In Touch Main Menu Environment Green Tips Veganism Sustainable Tourism Building a Greener Future : How the Pharmaceutical Industry is Embracing Sustainability Environment November 15, 2024 The pharmaceutical industry , known for its innovative advancements in healthcare , is also increasingly focusing on another critical goal : sustainability . Recognizing the environmental challenges posed by traditional manufacturing and operational processes , many pharmaceutical companies are now implementing greener practices to reduce their ecological footprint . Here , we explore how the industry is making strides toward a sustainable future and what this shift means for the environment and public . health The
The UN climate talks, COP29, is well underway, and countries have entered final negotiations on the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), a new climate finance goal to boost funding for climate action in developing countries. Reaching agreement on the goal may be difficult in the face of the U.S election results, but it remains an […]
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Negotiations at the United Nations climate talks in Azerbaijan, COP29, are now picking up. Global leaders are tasked with deciding on a new goal for how much money will be provided to developing countries to take climate action. The New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance represents a critical opportunity to reshape how […]
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Today, November 14, is Finance Day at COP29. We caught up with Leslie Labruto, EDF’s Managing Director for Sustainable Finance, about what she’s watching for at COP29, the United Nations’ climate change talks in Baku, Azerbaijan. Follow Leslie on LinkedIn. Q: You’re in Baku for COP29. What key issues are on your radar? A: […]
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New standards must include nature-based solutions – and the communities that protect these resources
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As global temperatures rise and weather patterns shift, agriculture faces mounting challenges, particularly in food preservation. Grain storage is essential for maintaining food supplies, reducing waste, and supporting food security. Sustainable and climate-resilient storage practices help protect valuable resources and minimize environmental impact. By integrating eco-friendly approaches, we can reduce food waste and build resilience […]
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This blog was authored by Milloni Doshi, Project Manager, Global Engagement and Partnerships and Annie Mark, Senior Director, Global Partnerships. The Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is a global meeting focused on conserving nature. Unlike the United Nations’ larger annual climate conferences, CBD meetings are usually smaller […]
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