The Indian government asserts that developing countries need between $455-584 billion annually to meet their climate finance needs by 2030.

The categorisation of climate-related outflows and financial efforts by multilateral development banks as contributions to the $300 billion goal would include contributions from developing countries, ...

Nuclear energy has returned to centre stage as investors re-imagine a sector which is increasingly being integrated into strategic asset allocations ...

Cleaning wastewater from sewers may seem tough, but the real gridlock lies above ground—not funding woes, but land issues, ...

The Taliban’s top environment official on Monday called for Afghanistan’s inclusion in U.N. climate talks, saying extreme ...

Azerbaijan's hefty donations to restore Vatican treasures are drawing sharp criticism from Armenian activists, who accuse the ...

South Africa’s environment minister on Friday upheld a previous decision granting environmental authorisation for state-owned ...

Levi McAllister, Sidanth Rajagopal and Jennifer Trock of Morgan Lewis discuss ESG commitments and challenges in the global ...

Months before COP30 and weeks from a deadline to submit an new NDC, Nigeria's climate council has got its third director-general since 2022 ...

Chinese air quality improvements are likely to have contributed to accelerated global surface temperature warming, according ...

Mental health, which encompasses physical, psychological, emotional and social well-being, is an enabler of effective living ...

In this episode, we look at Azerbaijan’s 8 November Power Plant, the South Caucasus’s largest gas facility. With hydrogen-ready technology, it’s a major step in the country’s energy transition.