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BLOGS Critical minerals, development and agency: Are resource-rich countries in control of their mineral wealth?By: Sehr Raheja, Rudrath Avinashi Experts call for real change at upcoming UN conference on financing for developmentBy: Upamanyu Das Paris Agreement carbon market edges closer to rollout as oversight body wraps up 15th meetingBy: Trishant Dev What does Trump mean for international climate cooperation?By: Avantika Goswami, Trishant Dev, Sehr Raheja, Upamanyu Das, Rudrath Avinashi Green banks’ coalition goes bust: Biggest American fossil funders exit Net Zero allianceBy: Sehr Raheja Five reasons why Trump could be the worst thing for the climate, againBy: Upamanyu Das ‘Tariff Man’ returns to White House: How Trump’s policies could reshape global trade and green transitionsBy: Trishant Dev Energy and agriculture sectors lead emissions in India’s latest greenhouse gas inventoryBy: Sehr Raheja, Upamanyu Das Clean energy technologies market to exceed $2 trillion by 2035: IEA reportBy: Upamanyu Das Climate Change and the New Green Economy: The big questions for 2025By: Sehr Raheja, Trishant Dev, Avantika Goswami Fossil giant US announces new climate target, as Trump waits in the wingsBy: Rudrath Avinashi, Trishant Dev, Avantika Goswami Canada sets modest NDC target: 45-50% emissions cut by 2035, while fossil fuel production continuesBy: Rudrath Avinashi, Trishant Dev Big Polluters Dodged Their Duties at COP29; Will the ICJ Hold Them to Account?By: Laurie Van Der Burg, Avantika Goswami, Nikki Reisch Inside negotiation rooms: A first-time observer’s notes from finance talks in BakuBy: Sehr Raheja The Great Escape from Baku: Global North abandons South, denies adequate climate finance at COP29By: Upamanyu Das, Avantika Goswami “Is it a joke?”: Developing countries slam rumoured proposal for $200-300 billion in new climate finance from developed countriesBy: Avantika Goswami, Sehr Raheja, Upamanyu Das “Trump ate my climate finance homework”: No more excuses for Global North in BakuBy: Avantika Goswami CSE-DTE at COP29: All you need to know about the progress on Article 6 at the end of week 1By: Trishant Dev CSE-DTE at COP29: Climate finance talks kick off at full throttle but slow down; toughest issues pushed to week 2By: Sehr Raheja, Upamanyu Das COP29: New NDCs announced by UAE and Brazil; fossil fuel production remains an open questionBy: Rudrath Avinashi CSE-DTE at COP29: G77 and developing country allies reject first draft of climate finance textBy: Sehr Raheja, Upamanyu Das, Avantika Goswami Trump may want to destroy the planet, but we cannot let himBy: Upamanyu Das ‘Show us the money’: CSE calls for urgent, scaled-up, non-debt funding for Global South at COP29By: DTE Staff Unilateral trade measures will delay climate transition — COP29 must address thisBy: Avantika Goswami, Faten Aggad, Trishant Dev Carbon market in Africa grows bigger with cookstove and forest-based projectsBy: Trishant Dev Up to $6.8 trillion required till 2030 to meet climate goals of developing nations: UNFCCCBy: Satakshi Gupta Uncertainty looms in Baku as pre-COP29 finance negotiations end in logjamBy: Upamanyu Das New climate finance goal: Technical dialogue commences in Azerbaijan, heated debates expectedBy: Sehr Raheja