A new study suggests temporary carbon storage may have a legitimate role in climate mitigation, though not for CO₂.
For years, climate negotiators and carbon market regulators have treated temporary carbon storage with suspicion.
Trees burn. Soils degrade. Wood products decay. Carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere for a few decades does not stay out of the atmosphere permanently. That has made temporary carbon removal one of the most disputed questions in climate accounting and net-zero policy.
U.N. weather agency says forecasts are a 'call to action' as governments prepare for droughts, floods, and heatwaves.
New strategies on antimicrobial resistance, financing and radiation protection approved - while doing 'more with less.'
General Assembly urges countries to comply with legal obligations on climate, adding political and legal pressure.
WHO warns Bundibugyo outbreak may be significantly larger than detected as cases reach Kinshasa and Kampala.
Activists denouncing the policies of the richest democracies marched as security intensified around the border.
The convention extends international labor standards to hundreds of millions of workers in the global gig economy.
Global forced displacement fell for the first time in a decade, but millions are trapped in years-long exile, dependent on aid.
At the first globally televised debate of the 2026 contest, contenders argued the U.N. must rebuild trust through results.
