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In Bonn on Friday, the numbers came out for the nations making public their plans to cut back on carbon emissions and slow the...
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In Bonn on Friday, the numbers came out for the nations making public their plans to cut back on carbon emissions and slow the...
Originally published on WRI. By Viviane Romeiro and Rachel Biderman This week Brazil formally submitted its climate plan, also known as its Intended Nationally...
Originally published on WRI. WRI reaction to Brazil’s INDC: “Brazil is playing a productive role in the global effort to fight climate change. The...
Australia’s emission reduction targets are woefully inadequate, according to Climate Action Tracker, which found Australia to have one of the weakest climate targets in...
In a whirlwind journey to meet with her counterpart Dilma Rousseff in Brasilia, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany cemented an important climate link between...
US presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton made two promises last week in her initial pledge to make the US a clean energy superpower. In the...
China must reduce its dependence on coal, and shift its attention to a variety of energy sources, if the country is to have long-term...
Late on Friday, July 24, Algerian diplomat Ahmed Djoghlaf and US envoy Daniel Reifsnyder, who co-chair the group that will finalize a universal UN...
At long last, Japan has entered its official Intended Nationally Determined Contribution into the pool of national climate pledges for the UN’s Paris COP21...
The Republic of Korea (South Korea) is one of the 44 countries that have submitted emissions pledges to the official United Nations INDC list....
China’s premier has announced that his country will attempt to curb its carbon emissions before a 2030 target. During a visit to Paris this week, Premier...
