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At least four dead, 5000 displaced as torrential rains in South Korea

Listen to the article More than 5,000 people in South Korea have been forced to resort, as heavy rain has hit parts of the country for a third day, with the murder of the flood at least four people and destroys real estate and infrastructure, the security ministry said on Friday. Rainfall warnings remain in place for most of the western and southern regions of the country and the weather of the service has advised excellent attention against landslides and floods by Saturday. People have been evacuated by villages, damaged by torrential rain, rest in a temporary shelter, in Yesan,

Bananas can disappear from export shelves by 2080

Listen to the article WORLD: Climate change could make almost two -thirds of the areas that cultivate bananas in Latin America and the Caribbean inappropriate by 2080, threatening the most consumed fruits in the world, according to a new Christian Aid report. Increasing temperatures, irregular rainfall, strongest thunderstorms and fungal diseases are already catastrophic yields in key countries such as Guatemala, Costa Rica and Colombia, the report said. Bananas are a vital source of food and cash cultivation. Worldwide, more than 400 million people rely on fruit for up to 27% of their daily calories. While 80% of bananas are

South Korea fights the worst fires in history, 18 dead and thousands of displaced

Listen to the article South Korea is fighting one of the most devastating fire crises in its history, with at least 18 people dead and more than 27,000 were evacuated by southeast cities and cities, including Andong, Uiseong and Ulsan. The fires, which began on Friday, have scanned over 17,400 hectares (43,000 acres), powered by strong winds and unusually dry conditions. Authorities are afraid that the worst has not yet come as forecasts offer little chance of rain. Among the deaths are four firefighters and civil servants who caught up in rapidly changing flames during the weekend. At least 20

How Climate Change Affects Global Food Security

Climate change poses a significant threat to global food security. Rising temperatures, erratic weather patterns, and increasing frequency of extreme events disrupt agricultural productivity. Crops like wheat, rice, and maize are particularly vulnerable, leading to reduced yields and higher food prices. In addition, climate change exacerbates water scarcity and soil degradation, further hindering food production. Livestock farming is also affected, with heat stress and changing pasture conditions impacting animal health and productivity. To address these challenges, sustainable farming practices, such as crop diversification, conservation agriculture, and efficient water management, are essential. Governments and international organizations must also invest in research

COP29 UN Climate Conference Agrees to Triple Public Finance to Developing Countries, Protecting Lives and Livelihoods

The UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) closed today with a new finance goal to help countries to protect their people and economies against climate disasters, and share in the vast benefits of the clean energy boom. With a central focus on climate finance, COP29 brought together nearly 200 countries in Baku, Azerbaijan, and reached a breakthrough agreement that will: Triple public finance to developing countries, from the previous goal of USD 100 billion annually, to USD 300 billion annually by 2035.Secure efforts of all actors to work together to scale up finance to developing countries, from public and private sources,

Breakthrough in Baku delivers $1.3tn “Baku Finance Goal”

November: The COP29 Presidency of Azerbaijan today announced the agreement of the Baku Finance Goal (BFG), a new commitment to channel $1.3tn of climate finance to the developing world each year. Success on the COP29 Presidency’s top priority for the UN Climate Summit represents a significant uplift from the previous climate finance goal of $100 billion and will unlock a new wave of global investment. The Baku Finance Goal contains a core target for developed countries to take the lead on mobilizing at least $300 billion per year for developing countries by 2035. This represents a $50bn increase on the

2024 is expected to be the world’s hottest year since June’s record

Last month was the warmest June on record, the EU’s climate change watchdog said on Monday, continuing a streak of record temperatures that some scientists said put 2024 on track to be the world’s hottest year on record. Every month since June 2023 – 13 consecutive months – has ranked as the hottest on the planet since records began, compared to the corresponding month in previous years, the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said in a monthly bulletin ). The latest data suggests 2024 could overtake 2023 as the hottest year since records began after human-induced climate change

November 30, 2023

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Caretaker Prime Minister arrives in Dubai to attend COP-28

DUBAI: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar arrived in Dubai on Wednesday to attend the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations (COP-28). UAE Minister of Justice Abdullah Sultan bin Awad Al Nuaimi, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the UAE Faisal Niaz Tirmizi and Pakistan’s diplomatic staff received the prime minister at Dubai’s Al-Maktoum Airport, the media wing of the prime minister’s office said in a statement. Press release. . The prime minister will lead the Pakistani delegation to the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP-28) and will also attend the Global Climate Action Summit scheduled for December 01-02. Caretaker

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