Sibi Arasu
About Sibi Arasu
Reporter with The Associated Press
In India, Indigenous women and their 'dream maps' aim to protect lands from climate change
At a small stream in India's eastern state of Odisha, Indigenous villagers catch eels and fish for a dinner celebrating an annual harvest festival. The bounty of communal farming, foraging and fishing marks the start of a new season.
Meeting on emissions from could result in the world's first global carbon tax
Many of the world's largest shipping nations will decide on Friday whether to impose a tax on carbon emissions from ships.
Last decade was Earth's hottest on record: UN report
In its annual State of the Climate report, the World Meteorological Organization laid bare all the markings of an increasingly warming world with oceans at record high temperatures, sea levels rising and glaciers retreating at record speed.
Scientists upset as US stops sharing worldwide air quality data from embassies
The U.S. government will stop sharing air quality data gathered from its embassies and consulates, worrying local scientists and experts who say the effort was vital to monitor global air quality and improve public health.
International nature protection talks back $200 billion a year plan
Global negotiators concluded an extended session of the United Nations biodiversity conference, COP16, with key commitments on funds needed and the institutions through which the funds will be channeled to protect the world's biodiversity.
Europe has record year for clean energy use as Trump steers U.S. toward fossil fuels
A record 47% of the European Union’s electricity now comes from solar and other renewables, a report on Thursday said, in yet another sign of the growing gap between the bloc's push for clean energy and the new U.S. administration's pursuit of more fossil fuels.
UN climate summit is nowhere close to finance deal on final day
Countries at the United Nations climate summit amped up the pressure on themselves on Friday by entering the last scheduled day of talks with no visible progress on their chief goals.
Nations meeting in Baku raise money to help poor nations cope with climate change
Just as a simple lever can move heavy objects, rich nations are hoping another kind of leverage — the financial sort — can help them come up with the money that poorer nations need to cope with climate change.
List of shame names the world's most polluting cities at COP29
Cities in Asia and the United States emit the most heat-trapping gas that feeds climate change, with Shanghai the most polluting, according to new data that combines observations and artificial intelligence.
As 'extreme heat epidemic' breaks records, UN asks nations to better prepare
Nearly half a million people a year die worldwide from heat related deaths, far more than other weather extremes such as hurricanes, and this is likely an underestimate, a new report by 10 U.N. agencies said.