Pars Today
Iran’s deputy permanent representative to the UN has slammed developed countries for failing to fulfill their international commitments concerning climate change, warning that extreme climate change can undermine the sustainable development of all countries.
President Ebrahim Raeisi has inaugurated a major project to transfer water to Lake Urmia amid hopes that the plan could ease environmental concerns about drying up of the lake in northwestern Iran.
Iran’s climate chief has denounced the Western sanctions on the Islamic Republic as economic terrorism, warning that such coercive measures are an emerging threat to sustainable development and hamper national efforts to improve the country’s air quality.
The US must step up efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next three decades as climate change exacerbates natural disasters and threatens water supplies and public health across the country, according to a draft report by the federal government.
Authorities in New Delhi ordered primary schools to shut from Saturday, and told schools to stop outdoor activities for older children as air in the world's most polluted capital had become a severe risk to health.
At least 16 people have died after a cyclone struck Bangladesh’s southern coast on Tuesday, razing down properties, snapping communications and power links, and forcing the evacuation of about a million people, officials said.
At least 10 people have been killed and 18 others are missing after an avalanche struck climbers in the Indian Himalayas.
Europe and other developed countries must take "positive action" to implement climate change goals as geopolitical uncertainties threaten to undermine their efforts, China's top climate envoy told his German counterpart.
United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antiono Guterres has warned that the world is in "big trouble," as he opened the largest annual gathering of global leaders at the UN headquarters in New York for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
A dust storm in Sehwan town in Pakistan's Sindh province on Monday uprooted hundreds of tents pitched at roadsides by people made homeless by the recent floods, as a fresh spell of rains expected in the middle of the month begins to set in, officials said.