Matteo Civillini is a reporter for Climate Home News, with his work also appearing in African Arguments and EURACTIV. He covers a wide range of topics related to climate change, including international climate negotiations, energy transitions, and the impacts of climate policies on developing countries.
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Delegates from 175 countries will finalise a new UN treaty aimed at tackling plastic pollution in Busan, South Korea.
By: Matteo Civillini
Major fossil fuel-producing countries are blamed at negotiations in Busan for opposing curbs on plastic manufacturing, a key market for oil and gas
By: Matteo Civillini
Representatives of ExxonMobil, Dow, BASF and Sabic are among the oil and petrochemical firms with participants at the INC-5 negotiations in South Korea
By: Matteo Civillini
Diplomats from high-ambition countries urge petrostates to compromise as latest draft text for a global treaty to end plastic pollution leaves all to play for
Countries failed to break a stalemate over core issues for a new treaty, with a push to include cuts to plastic production meeting resistance from oil-rich states
By: Matteo Civillini
Countries told they can't afford to miss the opportunity to tackle plastic pollution next year - but can they resolve a row over cutting oil-heavy production? Failure of Busan talks exposes fossil fuel barrier to UN plastics pact
By: Matteo Civillini, Vivian Chime
Countries increased their contributions to the International Development Association in its largest replenishment yet, but experts warn rising inflation means a real-term cut
By: Matteo Civillini
Two ICVCM expert advisors have resigned from their positions over what they called a “problematic precedent” set with the REDD+ decision
By: Matteo Civillini
The outgoing administration said the target to cut US emissions by 61-66% by 2035 can be reached even if Trump rolls back climate action
Shell delivered "carbon neutral" gas using "phantom" carbon offsets from Chinese rice paddies, questioned for not carrying out any activities
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