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BAKU: Pointing at rich nations' unwillingness to engage on critical issues of climate finance and mitigation during the past week at COP29 , India

At COP29 in Baku, global health experts urged India to transition away from fossil fuels to combat its air pollution crisis. They emphasized the severe health impacts of fossil fuel pollution, advocating for policy changes that prioritize renewable energy and public transport.

BAKU : With no much headway on the critical issue of climate finance at UN climate talks COP29 here, negotiators of 198 countries appear to be

BAKU: With negotiations at COP29 entering the second week, India on Monday opposed any kind of unilateral trade barrier and pitched for ‘four

India News: BAKU: With G20 leaders at the Rio Summit recognising the need to rapidly scale-up climate finance and reach a new goal at the COP29 in Baku, UN climat.

BAKU: With countries expected to pledge their new climate action target by February next year, India on Tuesday asked the rich nations to show leaders.

At COP29, developing nations, including India and China, are demanding $1.3 trillion per year in climate finance from developed countries. They argue that this funding is a legal obligation under the Paris Agreement, not charity. Developed nations are resisting this figure and seeking to expand the contributor base beyond themselves.

BAKU: The next 24 hours of negotiation here at the UN climate talks COP29 ) appear to be quite arduous as the latest draft text on the post-2025

Europe News: At COP29, India firmly stated that developed nations must provide \$1.3 trillion in climate finance, with \$600 billion as grants, to support developi

Representative Image BAKU: Negotiations at the UN climate summit went into overtime as the presidency texts landed on Friday, scheduled as the