For generations, the waterfront in Liverpool, N.S., has been a gathering place. There you'll find the tourist bureau, Centennial Park, a statue of local hero and boxing champion Tiger Warrington, the local brewery, a small farmers' market, and 125 parking spaces serving downtown businesses. But all of it is threatened by rising sea levels, and this small town is waving a white flag.
In this session, our experts will showcase the outcomes of two projects that IISD and the NAP Global Network supported to foster innovative and creative ways to communicate the climate crisis through images: Next Season and Lensational.
On Friday, November 5, 2021, visit the Global Environment Facility (GEF) pavilion at COP 26 to learn more about an exciting new initiative on valuing nature-based infrastructure to support climate adaptation.
Dix-neuf pays ont annoncé vouloir arrêter d'ici la fin de l'année prochaine les financements à l'étranger de projets d'énergies fossiles sans techniques de capture de carbone. Mais la France n'en fait pas partie.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and International Energy Agency (IEA) have warned nations against raising government support for fossil fuels in the face of rising energy prices or as a measure to address the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The federal government announced Thursday morning it will cut subsidies that help oil and natural gas companies operate and expand outside the country by the end of next year.
Un accord historique a-t-il été signé ce jeudi à la COP26 ? On aimerait le croire. Si une quarantaine d’Etats se sont déjà engagés à abandonner le charbon, 19 pays ont fait de nouvelles promesses : exit les financements de projets d’énergies fossiles à l’étranger d’ici 2023, si ceux-ci ne mettent pas en œuvre des techniques de capture de carbone. Forcément, les signataires sont fiers. Mais les ONG espèrent.