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A general view at the United Nations climate change conference COP29 venue in Baku, Azerbaijan November 14, 2024.

Wed, Nov 20, 2024

Is the world on track to cool down?

As the world heats up, the goals outlined in the Global Cooling Pledge are critical. This article outlines the progress on those commitments.

Articles by Kathleen Euler

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Participants walk by an entrance of COP29, UN Climate Change Conference venue, an event held by UNFCCC in Baku Olympic Stadium in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan on November 10, 2024. COP29, running from November 11-22 focuses on carbon offset procedure and Loss and Damage Fund.

Thu, Nov 14, 2024

Is the COP29 carbon market agreement a true climate milestone?

The article unpacks the implications of the landmark COP29 agreement to standardize a UN-backed global carbon market.

Blog by Hana Abdelatty

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Image of local farmer tilling earth while children look on.

Thu, Nov 7, 2024

The story of the Living Amazon Mechanism

The Living Amazon Mechanism is one of the case studies in our series that explores innovative financial models for nature-based solutions.

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English Innovative policy and finance
Image of skyscraper with green gardens along it.

Tue, Oct 8, 2024

Can nature save us? Takeaways from Climate Week NYC

Public and private investors are increasingly interested in nature-based solutions, which was clear at Climate Week in New York.

Blog by Sabrina Nagel, Puninda Thind, and Amal Ridene

English Innovative policy and finance
Photo of Dumbo Street and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Tue, Sep 17, 2024

Five things to know about Climate Week NYC

As thousands of people head to Climate Week in New York City, it's time to understand what climate leaders will be talking about. Our article looks at five key topics on the agenda.

Blog by Kathleen Euler

English Extreme heat

Fri, Aug 30, 2024

Five climate tech solutions beating the heat  

While the spotlight often falls on mitigation technologies like carbon capture, technology can also drive climate adaptation. This article shares five ways climate stakeholders are turning to technology to achieve impact at scale.  

Blog by Kathleen Euler, Kashvi Ajitsaria

English Gaming technology
The start of a new heat wave lured tourists and locals to the city's beaches. Only the most persistent decided to explore the old city center, in Dubrovnik, Croatia, on Aug 10, 2024. Photo: Grgo Jelavic/PIXSELL/Sipa USA

Wed, Aug 21, 2024

Heat on the mind 

High temperatures are dangerous for people’s physical health. But recent studies have begun to reveal just how dangerous they can also be for mental health.

Blog by Catherine Wallace, Kathleen Euler

English Extreme heat

Thu, Jul 25, 2024

Four cities planting trees to save lives 

We explore how four of our partner cities are approaching nature-based solutions, planting trees to cool their urban centers.

Blog by Kathleen Euler

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Image of Al Wasl Dome at Expo City at the COP28 U.N. at night.

Sat, Dec 9, 2023

A “Paris” moment for loss and damage

This blog explains what the loss and damage fund is and the progress that came out of its operationalization at COP28.

Blog by Sabrina Nagel, Kathleen Euler

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Image from COP28 in Dubai.

Tue, Dec 5, 2023

What’s next for the Sharm El-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda?

Arsht-Rock explains what the Sharm El-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda is and why it is so critical for the future of climate adaptation.

Blog by Kathleen Euler

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