Under-investment in emerging economies poses a serious threat to global climate objectives, stresses the UN.

The United States, committed to an ambitious reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, is struggling to meet its 2030 targets.

China, the world's largest emitter of CO2, oscillates between progress and challenges in its quest to limit global warming.

Oil and gas giants are accused of using low-quality carbon offsets to green their natural gas imports, according to Greenpeace.

Against a backdrop of growing tensions, Greenpeace is challenging TotalEnergies in court, contesting the accusation that it disseminated false information about the multinational's carbon footprint.

Switzerland authorizes the export of carbon dioxide for seabed storage, a key step in the fight against global warming.

A coalition of NGOs has revealed that UN Climate has granted over 7,200 accreditations to fossil fuel-affiliated individuals for previous COPs, sparking debate ahead of COP28 in Dubai.

An alarming milestone in climate change has been reached: the global average temperature is 2°C above pre-industrial levels.

The prefecture is demanding that Valgo dispose of waste illegally buried on the former site of the Pétroplus refinery, with significant environmental consequences.

Cloud seeding, an ancient practice, is gaining in importance in the face of the challenges posed by global warming.

A group of 124 NGOs is calling on 28 financial institutions to withdraw from TotalEnergies' controversial gas project in Mozambique.

Europe adopts a new strategy for bio-waste management, focusing on sustainability and recycling.

Engie's conviction for river pollution sheds light on the challenges and responsibilities of corporate environmental management.

Brazil is experiencing a historic heat wave, with record temperatures and electricity consumption.

The world's major banks are involved in financing fossil fuel projects, despite their climate commitments.

A new study reveals that China, the world's biggest CO2 emitter, could see its emissions fall by 2024 thanks to a boom in renewable energies.

Environmental activists broke the protective glass of a Velázquez painting in London's National Gallery to protest against oil and gas projects in the UK. This act of vandalism rekindled tensions between environmentalists and the government.

Despite their prosperous economies, Japan and South Korea are still lagging behind in the fight against climate change in Asia, partly due to their lack of domestic climate action.

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has announced that the sea freight sector aspires to play a key role in the ecological transition by producing low-carbon fuels on a large scale.

In a recent report, Human Rights Watch (HRW) accuses the Ugandan authorities of harassment, arbitrary arrests and violence against opponents of the TotalEnergies oil megaproject in the country.