Editorial

Editorial Articles

House of cards

I have said this before – the technology is out there to combat climate change, but for a large part, the intent and the political will have been questionable. Entire governments seem keen on protecting their economic borders at the...

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Conscience, CH4 and CO2

The world’s urban population is growing by approximately 200,000 people per day. Of that, a significant number is of those migrating from rural pockets. In other words, more and more are moving away from the sources of food, which means...

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‘My land is going under water’

The build up to COP28, in Q4 2023 in the UAE, is quite interesting for the sheer diversity of responses, which include paranoia and blame-shifting, ungainly browbeating and dialectical discussions. There is rosy optimism that the rise in temperatures can...

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A tale of two conferences

We conducted two conferences in the first half of June, and though on different subjects, the recommendation that emerged was similar – the need for greater collaboration among multiple stakeholder disciplines. The first conference, the 7th Edition of DC Dialogue,...

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The context of COP28

In this year of COP28, scheduled to take place in the last quarter, in the UAE, it is but only natural that we focus abundantly on the recent iterative history, personalities and the sub-events planned in the lead-up to the...

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Politics and the trickle-down effect

The KPIs we establish for every edition or cycle of the Climate Control Awards reflect the editorial aspirations of Climate Control Middle East magazine. Whilst the broad parameters are socio-economic and sustainable development, the granular perspective probes the specific measures...

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