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Indonesia, on the other hand, cautioned at the landmark hearings in The Hague that international human rights law does not yet create obligations to climate protection and any state obligation should only be limited to its own population.

Kishore Mahbubani at Unlocking capital for sustainability 2024

When geopolitics interferes, humanity cannot choose the best leaders to tackle climate change, warned the Singaporean ex-diplomat at the Unlocking capital for sustainability forum.

Before Sunday’s general election, the Bio-Circular-Green Economic model faces accusations of greenwashing and inequity.

Communities in Asia and least developed countries that contribute least to climate change are among those 15 times more likely to die from natural disasters, said the IPCC in the final part of its sixth assessment report.

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Some claims about cutting greenhouse gases – by businesses, countries and even the football World Cup – may be hot air. Dynamic new technology holds the key to verifying the data, stashing it securely, and unleashing its full potential. By Arka Rey and Sean Penrith

A carbon tax does not a model country make. In the case of France and Sweden, it obscures issues of outsourced emissions, historical responsibility for climate change and the social inequality, argues Fabrice Flipo. By Fabrice Flipo

Would renegotiating the Paris Agreement be an opportunity to craft a binding and enforceable agreement, asks North-West University's Ilyayambwa Mwanawina. By Ilyayambwa Mwanawina

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No President, no problem: Following Trump's announcement that the US would quit the Paris Agreement, mayors around the world are pledging to step up. Here's why cities care about climate change and how that's a good thing for all of us. By Nandan Sharalaya

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