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As we find ourselves in the midst of negotiations in COP28, would we have been better off taking a page out of the 35th Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer?

“If nothing changes, we are heading towards a 2.8 degree temperature rise – towards a dangerous and unstable world with horrendous heat with horrendous effect,” was the outcome of the global ‘shock-taking’, during the Climate Ambition Summit, in New York,...

Will the Bonn Realisation come to pass? Or, will the nations of the world unite to press ahead for a climate solution? asks Dr Rajendra Shende

A lasting solution to the knotty issue of climate finance is one of the eagerly looked-forward-to outcomes, says Dr Rajendra Shende

Assessment is a vital process, given the fact that climate-history is replete with financial promises that have not seen the light of day, says Dr Rajendra Shende, Former Director, UNEP

The climate atom bomb was simply left to tick on the Hiroshima roadside, says Dr Rajendra Shende, Former Director, UNEP

The greatest threat to our planet is the mindset that someone else will take action against climate change, says Dr Rajendra Shende, former Director, UNEP

A classic example of “The law of unintended consequences”, says Jeremy McDonald

Though the IPCC’s AR6 speaks of a climate time-bomb that is ticking, it serves as a how-to manual for defusing it, says Dr Rajendra Shende, former Director, UNEP

Ignoring its achievements and singling out the country as an oil producer points to selective memory, argues Dr Rajendra Shende, former Director, UNEP