UN climate negotiations can stay on course without the US, but the multilateral process faces deeper challenges.

Labor has defended sending dozens of public servants to a major climate summit last year at a taxpayer-covered cost of $1.5m.

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ASTANA – As global climate talks grow increasingly fractured, Mukhtar Babayev, the president of the COP29, or the 29th United ...

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan has claimed he could take a “pretty good European holiday” with the cost per head that was ...

Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) is dedicated to unlocking carbon market potential, incorporating integrity, investment ...