COP28

Critics warn of the possibility of consecutive COPs being hijacked for the interests of big polluters and their profits.

Countries pledged to triple global renewable energy capacity by 2030, but this goal requires more policy interventions.

When it comes to climate reporting, corporate media outlets are still failing the public.

As fossil fuel mega-corporations merge, grassroots activists are fighting back.

It's further proof that sustained activism, not fossil fuel diplomacy, is our only hope for tackling the climate crisis.

“This is not the historical deal that the world needed: It has many loopholes and shortcomings,” said one critic.

“[T]his obsequious draft reads as if OPEC dictated it word for word,” the former vice president wrote.

Climate advocates decry the draft text, which proposes fossil fuel “reductions” instead.

The Global South needs between $215 and $387 billion annually to adapt its infrastructure to the climate crisis.

In the ashes of disappointing negotiations rises a global climate movement demanding action and building solidarity.