When reaffirming Mexico‘s climate commitments for 2035 at COP29, José Luis Samaniego, head of Climate Change and Development of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, assured this Thursday that the country is working to achieve an economy with zero greenhouse gas emissions. net greenhouse effect by 2050. The world is heading towards a “catastrophic … Read more
Table of Contents 1 Difficult and chaotic 2 Great needs 3 Difficult negotiations 4 Anger over $250 billion 5 Relief 6 * In light of the historical responsibility of developed nations for climate change, how can climate aid be structured to address both the immediate needs of developing countries and the long-term goal of sustainable … Read more
Jakarta – The Director-General (Dirjen) of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was taken to the hospital after attending the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday (20/11/2024). He was treated at the Barra da Tijuca Samaritan Hospital. Brazilian newspaper O Globo said Tedros had looked inadequate since the start of … Read more
Manaus. Surrounded by tall green trees in the Brazilian Amazon, US President Joe Biden called this Sunday to protect the largest rainforest in the world and questioned whether his successor, Donald Trump, can reverse the “clean energy revolution” in the United States. During his visit to the city of Manaus, the first to the Amazon … Read more
Just: Oil prices rose at Monday’s trade settlement, supported by geopolitical tensions in Europe. Brent crude futures contracts increased by around $2.26, equivalent to 3.2%, to reach $73.30 per barrel, registering the highest level in 6 sessions. US Nymex crude futures rose by $2.14, or 3.2%, to reach $69.16 a barrel in settlement. Investors are … Read more
Buenos Aires. The French president, Emmanuel Macron, met on Sunday in Buenos Aires with his Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei, with the double objective of “defending” the French farmers mobilized against the trade agreement with Mercosur and of convincing the ultra-liberal president not to act only on climate matters. “I told the Argentine president very sincerely … Read more
The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis gave an interview to Bloomberg. Climate change is here, I would like to make sure that Europe will offer more cooperation and more resources to countries at the forefront of climate change, Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized, among other things, in his interview with Bloomberg. Major climate changes are occurring in … Read more
It didn’t get much notice, but it’s a sign of something serious. Three months ago, one of Australia’s newest treaties came into force, called the Australia-Tuvalu “Falepili Union” treaty. Tuvalu is a tiny Pacific nation, with a population of roughly 11,200, that sits north of Fiji and south-east of Nauru. Under the terms of the … Read more
Cairo – Live: Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehmer confirmed that the Russian company “Gazprom” has stopped the delivery of gas to the Austrian National Oil and Gas Company. “OMV” Starting today, Saturday. Nehmer said in his statements today: “I can promise citizens that no one will freeze in Austria due to the lack of gas, and … Read more
US President-elect Donald Trump has announced that he has chosen Chris Wright for the position of Secretary of Energy. His profile Chris Wright is a CEO of companies in the oil and gas industry. He himself is a staunch defender of the use of fossil fuels. Wright is the founder and CEO of Liberty Energy, … Read more