Media coverage

Climate Home News talks to our Head of LDC Support Team, Manjeet Dhakal, who is based in Nepal, about the importance of power transmission lines and road maintenance are for energy and adaptation needs there. Both improvements are in jeopardy as the MCC's grant to supply these faces possible cancellation.

In this piece, WAtoday interviews Bill Hare on the impact of emissions on severe weather in different regions of western Australia. He discusses how a new generation of models would give a clearer picture on the impact of climate change on extreme weather events.

Our CA experts comment on "annual reserves statements" from oil and gas company Santos. Used as a means to measure C02 emissions storage, this amount and other forms of carbon offset used by energy companies are evaluated.

This piece from NBC News interviews our Senior Legal Advisor, Rueanna Haynes on the Build Back Better bill and its lack of funding to address the racial divide in existing climate impacts.

Bill Hare shares his thoughts on US Democratic Senator Joe Manchin's unique position to block or endorse the Build Back Better program, and what this means for climate change mitigation.

This piece from Annapurna Express interviews our Head of LDL Support Team, Manjeet Dhakal. Current budgetary allocations are not sufficient to achieve net-zero by 2045, which the government aims to do by increasing the use of renewable energy.

Forbes covers our latest publication "Responsibility of major emitters for country-level warming and extreme hot years".

Edie News covers our latest publication. The emissions of five major economies over a 40-year period look set to double the number of nations that will experience "extreme hot years".

This AFP piece covers our latest publication, which finds that the emissions of just five economies, China, the US, the EU, India and Russia, over the period 1991-2030 will double the number of countries experiencing extreme hot years every second year by 2030.