IPCC’s climate reports reveal an unequal science
Its climate models fail to reflect and preserve the principles of equity and rights to…
Rishika Pardikar
Rishika is a freelance journalist from Bengaluru.
India and the case for a national energy transition plan
Despite wide recognition of eventual drawdown of coal and thermal power, there is little to…
“Proposal to discuss Article 2.1 (c) dilutes developed countries’ historical responsibility to provide finance”
CarbonCopy speaks to Diego Pacheco, head of the Bolivian delegation to the UNFCCC and spokesperson…
COP27: No end in sight for the climate finance definition quandary
As the lack of definitional clarity looks set to continue, a clutch of developed countries…
All implementation is linked to means, and finance is the biggest means, says G-77 Chair on COP27
The ambassador of Pakistan to South Korea and lead negotiator for the G77 and China…
Most COP26 adaptation finance pledges remain undelivered ahead of COP27
Around 65% of the $356 million that was pledged in Glasgow, Scotland, last year remains…
New ECT could give teeth to Paris Agreement, but also continue fossil fuel protection
The energy charter’s modernisation process aims to fix clauses that could deter climate action or…
“Vanuatu seeking advisory opinion from International Court of Justice on Paris Accord obligations takes politics out of the equation”
CarbonCopy spoke to Tom Sparks, a climate lawyer at Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public…
Wordplay takes centre stage as developed countries seek to shrug off responsibility at Bonn
The climate conference saw calls for equity in science, and a push for private finance…
Switzerland, EU oppose equity principles, fault lines emerge at Bonn
The challenge to foundational principles of global climate action at the ongoing climate conference is…