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Maldives: according to a study, exceptional floods could occur every three years by 2050
A flood event that in 2022 was considered exceptional in the Maldives could become a recurring phenomenon every two or three years by 2050,...
“There is no Planet B”: the youth wave driving European projects and redefining global climate action
Climate awareness has ceased to be an isolated message to become a generational call. In Europe, an international project seeks to strengthen local organizations...
From Negotiation to Territory: What the First Week of COP30 Leaves Behind
By: Mariano Villares, co-founder of Sustainability Without Borders
The Climate Change Summit in Belém enters its key moment after a first week of COP30 marked...
China reduces its carbon emissions: the world’s largest emitter could mark a turning point in 2025
After decades of sustained growth in carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, responsible for global warming, China —the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter— is showing signs...
Latin American Environmental Front: a new voice at COP30 seeking to establish its own voice in climate discussions
The COP30 in Belém, Brazil, was the scene of an announcement that marked a milestone in the international climate debate: the Minister of Environment...
