COP27

	In retrospect: Some major events that held Bengaluru’s attention in 2022 As the year comes to a close, CE looks at some of the major events that held the city’s attention in 2022 published on : 28th December 2022
	Adaptation plan to tackle India’s climate risks Climate-related risks are on the rise, so companies need to upgrade operations, infrastructure and supply chains. published on : 22nd December 2022
	Corporate giants influenced COP27 resolutions, claims environmentalist He asked them to pursue research on each of the sustainable developmental goals, which was the need of the hour, before it was too late. published on : 9th December 2022
	Reality check on climate goals As its population rises and living standards improve, India is also poised to undergo sharp growth in areas that are particularly hard to decarbonise, such as the construction sector. published on : 8th December 2022
	Climate change and trade rules Trade liberalisation via the WTO rules has made solar energy more affordable. However, India’s push for promoting solar power projects provides a counterfactual. published on : 2nd December 2022
	‘Loss and damage’ fund at Climate summit holds out real hope The final text does not seem to provide details on how the fund will be raised and disbursed. But it is a foot in the door. published on : 23rd November 2022
	China says 'long way to go' global cooperation after COP27 climate deal China -- the world's biggest polluter -- at the summit rejected the idea that it should no longer be considered a developing country, though it is now the world's second-biggest economy. published on : 21st November 2022
	'Historic' but 'not enough': UN climate deal reactions There was anger over a failure to push further ambition on cutting emissions in order to keep alive the aspirational goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. published on : 20th November 2022
	World has waited far too long for this: India on compensation fund approved at UN climate talk Making an intervention in the closing plenary of COP27, Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav also said the world should not burden farmers with mitigation responsibilities. published on : 20th November 2022
	EU 'disappointed' with UN climate deal on emissions The EU had threatened to walk away from the talks if it did not get better commitments on emissions, but it did not block the final statement following marathon talks that ended early Sunday. published on : 20th November 2022
	COP27 approves landmark 'loss & damage' fund, Indian climate experts welcome deal Vulnerable countries had said that they would not leave COP27 without a loss and damage finance facility. published on : 20th November 2022
	COP27: Damage and loss fund poised for deal Climate talks likely come to a consensus on creation of a fund for compensating poor nations published on : 20th November 2022
	Children's parliament to highlight significance of COP27 The students were informed about the degradation of natural resources, deforestation, and exploitation of mineral resources, through drama and vocal events at the camp. published on : 20th November 2022
	COP 27 \| Climate fund breakthrough offers 'hope' at UN talks After the European Union roundly rejected a document shown by Egypt overnight, a source from the bloc said at least the loss and damage issue was "agreed" as far as it was concerned. published on : 19th November 2022
	COP27 needs to fund mitigation, put cost on burning fossil fuel Countries continue to pull in different directions over handling of key issues. On the one hand, the demand by India and Europe to phase down fossil fuels has not been accepted. published on : 19th November 2022
	COP27 extended by a day as logjam on key issues continues: Report Nakeeyat Dramani Sam of Ghana chided delegates at this year’s UN climate talks, saying they would act faster to rein in global warming if they were her age. published on : 19th November 2022
	Indian fossil fuel view not part of COP27 pact draft Indian negotiators had said meeting the long-term goal of the Paris Agreement “requires phase down of all fossil fuels”. published on : 18th November 2022
	No climate crisis would exist if world's per capita emissions were at India's level: Bhupender Yadav India recorded 1,058 climatic disasters between 1995 and 2020. published on : 18th November 2022
	India flags concerns over rich nations' efforts to extend mitigation to agriculture India made it clear that the world is facing a climate crisis today because of the excessive historic cumulative emissions by the developed nations. published on : 18th November 2022
	Egypt: Hunger-striking pro-democracy campaigner drinking water, says family Abdel-Fattah has been allowed to communicate with his family through weekly letters. Monday’s letter is the first proof of life the family received since he began refusing water eight days ago. published on : 14th November 2022