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PETERSBERG CLIMATE MEET
COP28 chair urges tripling of renewables capacity by 2030Campaigners from the Last Generation group have caused widespread disruption in the city by sticking themselves to the road surface to stop...- As temperatures soar, ministers try put the world back on the 1.5°C trackAt the annual Berlin climate meet, ministers representing major economies and negotiating groups will aim to find compromises on knotty pol...
- Narendra Modi may call for anti-graft steps, open tax regimesNarendra Modi is likely to be in the limelight for his stand on climate change and the economic reforms of his government.
- PM Narendra Modi to talk about Paris deal, Africa, trade barriers at G20Modi is likely to be in the limelight following the praise he received at Germany, Spain and Russia for his stand on climate change issues ...
- Petersberg dialogue: Extent of US role a concern at climate meetPreparations for the November Climate Conference COP23 in Bonn discussed while Germany and Fiji, who lead climate negotiations, urge the wo...
- Growth and climate protection can go hand-in-hand: OECD reportThe report observes that the world economy has provided the countries a fiscal window to invest in climate change policies. Gurria stressed...
- Petersberg Climate Meet raises concerns over US withdrawing from Paris AgreementUS, which has the highest emissions per year after China, is expected to make its position clear on the role it would play in the internati...
- US ambivalence casts shadow on Petersberg Climate DialogueThe Petersberg Climate Dialogue, an informal ministerial meet, has become an annual feature of the international climate calendar.
- Ministers from 30 countries reach Berlin for Petersberg Climate DialogueThe deliberations over the next 48 hours will feed into the G-7 meeting scheduled for the weekend, and the G-20 meet that will take place s...
- India rolls out process to ratify Paris Agreement for tackling climate changePrakash Javadekar said, “As far as the Ratification is concerned, India has already started the process. Recently when our Prime Minister w...
- Green Climate Fund of $100 billion/year not enough to tackle climate change: IndiaIndia today said the commitment by some developed nations to generate $ 100 billion towards Green Climate Fund (GCF) every year by 2020.
- PM Narendra Modi, French President Francois Hollande to co-launch book on environmentModi will co-launch a book on need for protecting environment with Hollande to make the point that India is looking to play a more high-pro...
- France backs India’s stand on climate in pre-2020 periodDeveloping countries have argued that the lack of attention to the pre-2020 efforts only serve to transfer the burden of action to poor cou...
- Brazil, South Africa, India and China chalk out plan for climate negotiationsJavadekar had in his intervention made it clear that a robust global agreement on climate change is directly linked to the predictable avai...
- BASIC nations call for rollback of EU carbon tax on aviationThe meeting of BASIC countries – Brazil, South Africa, China and India — in Pretoria, South Africa, made a strong statement against EU’s ca...
- Ahead of Durban, major economies to meet in New YorkIn the past, the US State Department-sponsored Major Economies Forum has served as an informal platform to work out negotiating and resolvi...
- India demands transparency from rich countries on financeIndia has taken leadership role in exposing industrialized countries on their failure to provide funds to developing countries under fast s...
- Environment ministers likely to take forward climate negotiations in BerlinSouth Africa is all set to kick off its preparations for the year-end UN climate change conference at Durban.
- 45 nations Bonn-homie over climate talksFor three days, beginning Sunday, environment ministers from 45 countries will meet in Bonn for the Petersberg Climate Dialogue.
- Environment ministerial in Germany next monthEnvironment ministers from 45 countries will participate in the Petersberg Climate Dialogue in Germany between May 2 and 4.
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