The 2015 UN Paris Agreement set a target to cap the global temperature rise to 1.5°C. However, the current reality on the ground paints a worrisome picture.
Nature-based solutions (NbS) refers to the protection and management of natural and modified ecosystems such as forests, agricultural land, peatlands, mangroves and oceans, while addressi...
ドイツやベルギー、そして、カリフォルニアやシベリアでも、異常気象が頻繁に発生するようになり、その破壊力が増していることに誰もが気づいることでしょう。
Whether you’re in Germany or Belgium, California or Siberia, it’s impossible not to notice that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent – and more destructive.
In the absence of a global carbon trading mechanism, countries should strike bilateral deals and form coalitions to trade carbon credits across borders.
To limit global warming to 1.5C, in line with the Paris Agreement, we need to cut current greenhouse-gas-emission levels in half by 2030 and reduce them to “net zero” by 2050.
The UN’s 25th Climate Change Conference has drawn to a close in Madrid, leaving us with conflicting emotions.
How did we end up turning carbon into a commodity? The world trades everything from sugar cane to luxury cars, as well as intangible goods like intellectual property and patents.
