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Climate Change in Saudi Arabia Will Produce Prolonged Dry Periods, Which Will Rapidly Deplete Groundwater Reserves and Increase Water Stress On Vulnerable Populations
Saudi Arabia, like other countries in the Middle East, is vulnerable to climate extremes. The country is oftentimes subject to...
Climate Change Loss and Damage Are Causing Thawing Permafrost, Water Stress, Heat Waves, and Deforestation in Russia
Global climate change has impacted the human potential, economy, and ecosystems of all countries of the world, and Russia is...
The Nigerian Government is Designing a National Adaptation Plan
Generally, Africa has an urgent need to effectively address climate change because of its effects on the continent. According to...
Reduced Rainfall Is Affecting the Ability of Small-Scale Farmers to Sustain Their Livelihoods
This Post is focused on assessing Mexico’s climate change loss and damage, which aims to contribute to the Global Stocktake....
Climate Change Loss & Damage is Critically Affecting the Agricultural sector in Japan
In recent years, the impact of the climate crisis has been evident in Japan. According to the May 2009 report,...
India’s Government Estimates that 5 Trillion USD in Loss and Damages by 2050 Could Be Offset With Stronger Mitigation Policies
Climate change is real and has been impacting communities, societies, nations, and territories in an unprecedented manner reflected not only...
Climate Change-Related Heat, Drought, and Flooding Are Creating Extensive Loss and Damage in Many Regions of Germany
Germany is experiencing a major impact from climate change at all levels of its economy and society resulting in considerable...
France Faces Considerable Loss and Damage within Its Own Borders and in Its Overseas Territories
The Global Stocktake of the Paris Agreement (GST) is defined by the UNFCCC as “a process for taking stock of...
EU Climate Change Adaptation Efforts are Pivotal in Lessening Social and Economic Losses
The consequences that climate change is expected to have on EU countries between now and 2050 are grim. While the...
Climate Change Effects in China Exceed the Global Average, Leading to an Annual Average of US $40 Billion in Overall Economic Loss and Damages
China, like many countries, has been feeling the effects of climate change over the past decades in the form of...
Canada’s Economy Could Shrink by 6.9% Annually by 2050 Without More Ambitious Climate Action
Climate change loss and damages expected in Canada between now and 2050 are measurable. Most recently, a Queen’s University/Institute for...
Climate Change is a Central Concern for Australia’s Financial Stability
This post examines the loss and damage that climate change is expected to have on Australia between now and 2050....
An Increase in Deforestation, Fires, Land Invasion, and Illegal Mining in the Amazon
Humanity needs to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by almost half by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2050 if...
Supreme Court Restricts Ability of the Environmental Protection Agency to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Power Plants
In 2021, climate action made major strides in the United States as President Biden released executive orders, Congress passed a...
The New British Energy Security Strategy
On April 7 the UK government introduced their “British Energy Security Strategy”. The publishing of the strategy was accelerated by...
Turkey Experiencing Extreme Weather Events and Rising Energy Prices in 2022
Firstly, after an extended autumn, the winter season started later than usual in most of the country. It continued until...
The Return of Energy Intensive Tourism in Spain
Back to the bars, beaches, and climate negligence. The almost-complete easing of travel-related restrictions in the first quarter of 2022...
South Africa’s Public Utility Commits to Producing Renewable Energy
South Africa depends heavily on coal for its electricity generation and is among the highest GHG emitters in the world....
Saudi Arabia Hosted PetroEnvironment Symposium in 2022
Description of the event In May 2022, Saudi Arabia hosted a 2-day symposium, PetroEnvironment 2022, that brought together environmental practitioners,...
Sakhalin is Planned to Become the First Carbon-Neutral Region in Russia
Despite the difficult geopolitical situation in Russia, the problem of climate change has not disappeared, and the country’s leadership continues...