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Loss and Damage

Environment · 15 December, 2023

COP28 – A call to “accelerate action”

COP28

Following my article two weeks ago on what would count as ‘success’ at COP28, here is a report back. Predictably, COP28 ran over for an extra day as delegations struggled to tried agree a final statement that all might support. Fossil fuels – 'Phase down' or 'Phase out'? COP28 became the …

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Blog, Environment · 1 December, 2023

COP28 – Benchmarks for success

COP28

King Charles has opened the COP28 Climate Summit in the United Arab Emirates with the following words: I pray with all my heart that COP28 will be another critical turning point towards genuine transformational action at a time when, already, as scientists have been warning for so long, we are …

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Environment · 30 August, 2023

Loss and Damage in the run up to COP-28

Our headlines are once again inundated with extreme weather reports and dire climate warnings. From raging wildfires to scorching heat and catastrophic storms, one thing is clear: the impacts of climate change are here, with universal consequences.  Over the past 50 years, extreme weather …

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Environment · 29 October, 2021

COP26: Why Loss and Damage matters

It is often said that we should act on climate change for the sake of our children and grandchildren’s futures. While this focus on intergenerational justice is certainly welcome, it obscures an important and urgent fact: climate change is destroying lives and livelihoods around the world now. To …

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