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The scale of the climate catastrophe facing the world’s poorest people can be still be reduced if governments take bold steps to cut global emissions and help vulnerable communities adapt to climate change impacts, aid organisation CARE International…
Major new UN report shows how world’s poorest people are already bearing brunt of global climate disruption – and paints bleak future for planet’s most vulnerable without urgent and drastic climate action.
Open letter to European leaders ahead of EU and UN climate summits demands more rapid emissions reductions and renewed political commitment to tackle climate crisis, now life and death issue for world’s poorest people.
In response to the European Commission’s White Paper on the 2030 Climate and Energy Framework released today, the humanitarian and development organisation CARE International says it is gravely concerned about the proposals
Against the backdrop of super typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, severe floods in Vietnam and stark new warnings from climate scientists, key governments are still failing to tackle the growing climate crisis, aid organisation CARE International says.
Of the 190 countries represented at COP19 in Warsaw, five countries – Australia, Japan, Canada, US, Norway - and the EU – are standing in the way of establishing an international mechanism on climate
WARSAW, POLAND (November 15, 2013) - Today, the organisations ActionAid, CARE and WWF released a report at the UN climate conference in Warsaw detailing the establishment of an international mechanism on loss and damage, which aims to inform parties who…
London, 27 September: The risks of human-caused climate change are now the greatest threat in the fight to tackle global poverty, CARE International says. Responding to the first installment of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)…
At the 18th UN-Climate Change Conference, the findings of an innovative comparative study confirm that rainfall variability and food insecurity are key drivers for human mobility. The empirical research
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