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Can Carbon Capture and Storage Decarbonise the Cement Sector in Developed and Emerging Economies?
As human activities continue to release substantial amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere, Carbon Capture and Storage serves as a method to mitigate the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
Enhancing Ambitions with International Cooperation towards a Successful 2050 Net-Zero Transformation
As sea levels rise and weather-related disasters fuelled by climate change beset coastal regions, international cooperation is a crucial component of efforts to deploy clean, renewable energy technologies. At this event, Marshall Islands officials and technology experts shared their experiences making these partnerships and technologies work.
Environment Management Group High-level Dialogue: Strengthening UN system Climate Action in support of Parties to the UNFCCC
For the UN system, the complexity and urgency of the triple environmental crisis requires a coordinated approach to address biodiversity conservation, pollution, climate change and linkages between human rights and sustainability.
From Awareness to Action: United for Drought Resilience in a Changing Climate
The Prime Minister of Spain, President of Senegal, and over 60 countries and organizations united to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the International Drought Resilience Alliance's and global cooperation to combat drought and desertification.
Kicking-off an Era of Multilevel Action and Urbanization in the Age of Climate Emergency
Former US Vice President Al Gore joined local, subnational, and UN leaders to underscore the crucial role of multilevel connections and collaborations in achieving effective and just climate action.
FAO at COP 28
FAO’s programme of events at COP 28 includes discussions on the intersection of agriculture and loss and damage, and adaptation solutions for agrifood systems, as well as the climate finance gap these face.
UN Climate Change Conference - United Arab Emirates Nov/Dec 2023
Parties adopted a decision operationalizing the new loss and damage fund and a number of parties announced pledges for its initial capitalization. But negotiations were difficult on the other central outcomes: the first Global Stocktake, the Global Goal on Adaptation, the mitigation work programme, just transition pathways, and climate finance.
IISD at COP 28
At COP 28, the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) will focus its events on National Adaptation Plans (NAPs): how they prepare communities for climate change impacts; the lessons learned in tracking them; how regional governments are making strides; and how to lower the barrier to create effective plans.
CGIAR at COP 28
At COP 28, the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) will address two of humanity’s most urgent challenges—climate change and food security.