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Climate change is a broad term used to refer to changes in the Earth’s climates, at local, regional, or global scales, and can also refer to the effects of these changes. In recent decades, the term ‘climate change’ is most often used to describe changes in the Earth’s climate driven …

Over the course of 2022, climate change-related disasters have wreaked havoc worldwide. Reports have estimated that the total damages due to extreme weather events are already $38.4 billion globally. We take a look at the major disasters that hit us this year and how little we have done to deal …

Climate change is a critical issue of concern across the globe. Mitigation and adaptation are the ways in which we can respond to climate change and these relate to changing the way in which we conduct our industrial and business practices and by adapting our everyday behaviours. For more information …

Un Climate Change Summit COP27 2022 will be held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt from 6 to 18th November, where global leaders will gather to discuss climate change agenda and negotiate deals to decrease carbon dioxide emissions, is already controversial. This year the climate change conference will be held and …

Every year, leaders from over 200 nations come under one roof and debates to find out how much the developed nations will contribute towards the climate fund. But what exactly is this fund? Full Show link: https://youtu.be/zB4ate8dwG8 Download the all-new Business Standard app: https://bit.ly/App-BS Join us: http://www.facebook.com/bsindia http://twitter.com/bsindia https://www.instagram.com/business.standard #climatechange …

https://bit.ly/ClimateChangeTrainingCourses These courses on Climate Change is a consolidation of the most relevant sources of information you will need to improve your knowledge and take more informed actions on this important subject. You will receive a comprehensive overview of the current developments including, the history of international negotiations in response …

Since industrialization began, developed countries have contributed the vast majority of the world’s carbon emissions and got rich in the process. Poorer countries, on the other hand, have contributed little to the climate crisis, but are set to feel the worst effects. Many of those developing nations want help — …