Brazil Establishes Coalition for Preservation and Restoration of Coral Reefs

Corals may become a symbol of the fight against the consequences of climate change, the preservation of ocean life and a future for the next generations. Photo: simpson33 / iStock

A coalition entitled “Corals of Brazil” has been announced in Brazil to preserve and restore local coral reefs. This is reported by Agência Brasil. According to activists, the ecosystems of coral reefs are threatened by global warming on the planet, pollution from land, uncontrolled development of coastal areas and excessive fishing. The coalition plans to… Continue reading Brazil Establishes Coalition for Preservation and Restoration of Coral Reefs

Climate, GBV, and Disaster Risk Top Amnesty’s G20 Call

CRISES: Shenilla Mohamed, Executive Director of Amnesty International South Africa, said an alarming number of world leaders are dragging humanity down an extremely dangerous path. Photo: GCIS

Amnesty International South Africa has urged world leaders attending the G20 Summit to prioritise principled leadership and human rights in response to multiple global crises. The organisation highlighted ongoing conflicts, including the situation in Gaza and Sudan, alongside domestic challenges such as climate change and gender-based violence. “From embracing increasingly authoritarian practices to waging wars… Continue reading Climate, GBV, and Disaster Risk Top Amnesty’s G20 Call

COP Participants Aim to Mobilise US$1.3 Trillion to Combat Climate Change

The strategic financing plan is designed through 2035. Photo: Sansert Sangsakawrat / iStock

The presidency of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP) intends to mobilise US$1.3 trillion annually to finance the fight against climate change in developing countries, reports Agência Brasil. The plan was presented in Belem, Brazil, where the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) will take place from… Continue reading COP Participants Aim to Mobilise US$1.3 Trillion to Combat Climate Change

Chinese Scientists Discover New Geochemical “Switch” That Regulates Global Climate

Researchers at the Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have published a study revealing how changes in oceanic sulphate concentrations regulate the way methane is consumed on the seafloor. This mechanism has been described as a “geochemical switch” that influences global climate, according to China Daily, a partner of TV BRICS. The study… Continue reading Chinese Scientists Discover New Geochemical “Switch” That Regulates Global Climate

SADC Leaders Push for Stronger Early Warning Systems as Climate Shocks Intensify

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called for stronger cooperation and investment in climate preparedness as the region continues to face floods, cyclones and long droughts. More than 30 climate experts and over 200 delegates from across the region gathered in Lusaka, Zambia, from 8 to 11 September for the 31st Southern Africa Regional… Continue reading SADC Leaders Push for Stronger Early Warning Systems as Climate Shocks Intensify

Women Parliamentary Leaders Adopt Motion on Climate Change

ADOPTED: The Conference of Women Speakers of Parliament, held in Geneva, Switzerland, adopted the Motion on Climate Change by acclamation and will be submitted to the upcoming United Nations General Assembly. Photo: Mozambican Parliament

The President of Mozambique’s Parliament, Margarida Adamugi Talapa, has stressed that children, girls and women are disproportionately affected by the consequences of climate change. She made the remarks on Monday during a debate on the Motion on Climate Change at the Conference of Women Speakers of Parliament, held in Geneva, Switzerland. Representing Mozambique, Talapa highlighted… Continue reading Women Parliamentary Leaders Adopt Motion on Climate Change

BRICS Leaders Endorse Tropical Forests Forever Fund as New Model for Climate Finance

Participating countries will receive payments proportionate to the area of preserved tropical and subtropical moist forest. Photo: iStock

At the 17th BRICS Summit held in Rio de Janeiro, the heads of state and government officially endorsed the Tropical Forests Forever Fund, a Brazilian initiative designed to deliver large-scale, predictable, and performance-based payments to countries conserving tropical forests. The fund aims to expand global forest cover while securing long-term environmental and climate stability, as… Continue reading BRICS Leaders Endorse Tropical Forests Forever Fund as New Model for Climate Finance

BRICS Presents Updated Emissions Targets and Native Vegetation Restoration Strategy

The BRICS delegations collectively endorsed a series of new climate cooperation frameworks. Photo: iStock

In a high-level meeting held in Brasilia, representatives of the BRICS countries convened to strengthen cooperation on climate change and sustainable development. The session was part of the BRICS Contact Group on Climate Change and Sustainable Development, established to advance collective action towards an inclusive, low-carbon global future. This is reported by the official website… Continue reading BRICS Presents Updated Emissions Targets and Native Vegetation Restoration Strategy

Green Eurasia’ International Climate Competition is Open for Applications

The organisers are inviting applications to demonstrate modern developments for solving common climate challenges. Photo: iStock

Applications for the third international contest “Green Eurasia” will be accepted until 31 March. The event is aimed at finding effective solutions in the field of climate adaptation, greenhouse gas emission reduction and sustainable development. The organisers are the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI) and the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). TV BRICS will be an… Continue reading Green Eurasia’ International Climate Competition is Open for Applications

Brazil Launches National Initiative to Cut Vehicle Emissions

The initiative establishes strategic guidelines for coordinated action among key transport authorities. Photo: iStock

In line with global commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the Brazilian Ministry of Transport has introduced the programme, aimed at curbing pollution from freight and passenger vehicles. The programme sets out a framework for enhancing emission reduction efforts in road transport. It aims to promote national and international collaboration with public and private organisations… Continue reading Brazil Launches National Initiative to Cut Vehicle Emissions

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