US Pullout from Loss and Damage Fund
The US decision to walk away from the Loss and Damage Fund is a ‘gut punch’ to Asia’s frontline communities.
US Exit from The Just Energy Transition (JETP) Partnership
US exit from the JETP sets a dangerous precedent and signals to the rest of the world that the US will no longer be accountable to its climate obligations.
The United States and Indonesia Advance Orangutan Conservation
The symposium is a key step in USAID’s commitment to support the Indonesian government’s 2030 FOLU Net Sink Operational Plan, which includes conservation of orangutans.
Japan’s Proposed Climate Targets ‘Unacceptable’
Experts recommend that Japan should target an emissions cut of 81% below 2013 levels by 2035 to make our climate target aligned with the Paris 1.5 degree target.
Wealthy Nations Fail to Deliver on Climate Finance at COP29
Developed countries committed just ‘at least $300 billion per year’ from a variety of sources - including public and private - a figure that risks deepening the debt burden for vulnerable nations.
Indonesia Needs No Nuclear Power
We are worried about plans directed towards ‘false solutions’ or technologies that cause more harm than good.