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Fossil fuel phaseout: COP28 chief says ‘we respect’ climate science
The strategy of the Presidency to keep the 1.5°C goal alive was guided by science, Sultan Al Jaber said in Dubai, a day after The Guardian reported that he questioned the scientific basis for calls to phase out fossil fuels

The looming threat of urban floods
We need to heed the warnings posed by the climate crisis and urban floods. Indian cities need to be ready for frequent extreme events.

Affordability and permanence of biochar as a carbon removal solution
This article is authored by Shailendra Singh Rao, founder, Creduce.

After landmark moves, climate talks hit again over coal, fossil fuel action
Deep fissures have emerged between developing countries still dependent on coal and rich nations that have pledged to move away from new coal but are silent on abandoning other fossil fuels. Negotiators at the UN Climate Conference (COP28) in Dubai are grappling with contentious issues around phasing out coal, other fossil fuels, and climate finance. There is little clarity on the final text of the agreement at this stage. Observers are concerned about the lack of funding for climate action, with rich countries relying on the private sector rather than public finance.

What India should be seeking from COP28
Delhi’s expectations from Dubai meet should be modest, but its intent for accelerating energy transition should be more ambitious.
