UNFCCC Takes Steps to Boost Global South Representation at COP29

UNFCCC Takes Steps to Boost Global South Representation at COP29

Mohamed Adow, Director of the Nairobi-based think tank Power Shift Africa, voiced his support, saying, “For too long the COP summits have been largely full of delegates from the Global North. It’s an example of how too much power at the climate talks has been held by people and organizations based in countries that have caused the climate crisis.
Namibia Begins Wildlife Culling Amid Worst Drought in Decades

Namibia Begins Wildlife Culling Amid Worst Drought in Decades

The Namibian government has initiated the culling of more than 700 wild animals in response to the country’s worst drought in decades. The move, announced last week by the Environment Ministry, is aimed at easing pressure on grazing lands and water supplies, while also providing meat for programs supporting thousands of people suffering from food shortages due to the drought.