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COP28 ended with an agreement: Carbon Calamity - The question now is about the speed & scale of implementation

COP28 ended with an agreement: Carbon Calamity – The question now is about the speed & scale of implementation

The urgency to address climate change has never been more evident, as highlighted by the recent conclusion of COP28. Amidst the agreements and discussions, the pivotal question is not just about what needs to be done but how swiftly and effectively these measures can be implemented. Science unequivocally emphasizes the necessity for a dual approach: […]

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Green Initiative's Leadership in Climate-Smart Tourism at cop28

Green Initiative’s Leadership in Climate-Smart Tourism at COP28

In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discourse, the tourism sector is both a beacon of exploration and a contributor to carbon emissions. However, amid this duality, strides toward sustainable practices are being made, exemplified by the Glasgow Declaration and the dedicated efforts of organizations like the Green Initiative. As a signatory

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Global Climate Action The Birth of a Lifeline Fund for Vulnerable Nations at COP28 Climate Summit

Global Climate Action: The Birth of a Lifeline Fund for Vulnerable Nations at COP28 Climate Summit

The landscape of global climate action shifted significantly on the opening day of the United Nations global warming summit in Dubai. After more than three decades of negotiations, diplomats representing nearly 200 countries reached a groundbreaking consensus, approving a long-sought plan to establish a dedicated fund aiding vulnerable nations grappling with climate-induced disasters. This historical

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