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Pakistan signs four-year pact with Global Green Growth Initiative to boost climate resilience

  • The agreement will help Pakistan’s transition to a green economy, address water scarcity and deforestation
  • Pakistan has ranked as the fifth most vulnerable country to climate change, with its cities engulfed in smog
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Earth’s projected warming hasn’t improved for 3 years. UN climate talks are still pushing

By AP ·

UN climate funding draft narrows options, but obstacles remain

By AFP ·
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Pakistani PM says 7 million at risk from flooding in glacial lakes 

By Falak Mahmood Khan ·

Climate crisis worsening already ‘hellish’ refugee situation: UN

By AFP ·

Azerbaijan accused of ramping up repression of critics ahead of UN climate summit

By AP ·

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