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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By: Matteo Civillini
The UNFCCC has changed badges allocations for observers in a bid to address historical Global North over-representation at COP29
By: Megan Rowling, Matteo Civillini
UAE, Azerbaijan and Brazil have promised NDCs compatible with the safest warming limit in the Paris Agreement – but it's not clear what they mean
By: Matteo Civillini
Developers of carbon credit projects will have to carry out a risk assessment and minimise any social or environmental impacts
By: Matteo Civillini
Current plans mean the world will only deliver half of the growth needed to hit a target of tripling renewable energy by 2030, IRENA warned.
Azerbaijan's truce proposal calls for all countries to lay down arms for COP29 - but doubts deepen as brutal conflicts intensify
By: Matteo Civillini
Private investments in adaptation are likely to be significantly underestimated as a result of the huge challenge in tracking them, experts say - though barriers remain
By: Matteo Civillini
Five years after Cyclone Idai devastated Zimbabwe's climate victims, relocated communities face a new threat: water shortages
By: Joe Lo, Vivian Chime, Mariel Lozada, Sebastian Rodriguez, Matteo Civillini, Megan Rowling
The COP29 UN climate summit kicks off in Baku, with a row over what should be on the agenda and Brazil announcing a 2035 climate target
Azerbaijan presidency claims Article 6 could help countries save $250 billion a year – but experts warn UN carbon trading is still some way off
By: Matteo Civillini, Sebastian Rodriguez
COP29 host Azerbaijan suspended the launch of a new fun with voluntary contributions from fossil fuel producers.
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