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Managing Climate Change

As world leaders meet in Dubai for the COP28 climate summit, success will depend on whether there is an agreement to dump fossil fuels. Plus: China under pressure; African nations unite; EU rewilding plans; cleantech advances; rising sea levels

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Pressure mounts ahead of COP28 to dump fossil fuels
Success at the UN summit in Dubai will be measured by whether a global deal can be reached on ending their use
COP28: What to expect at UN climate talks
The future of fossil fuels and the question of who pays for climate damage will be up for debate
China’s coal habit casts doubt on Xi’s climate promises
Continued reliance on the fuel risks overshadowing the country’s progress in developing clean technologies
China may be close to a climate tipping point
With incentives from the rest of the world to slash its emissions, the country could be the leading force in the green transition
The good and bad news on climate change
As renewables become competitive on cost, it is policymakers who are the biggest brake on the energy transition
Why the legitimacy of carbon credits matters for African businesses
Without working carbon markets, the ability of climate-related companies to develop affordable technologies is at risk

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