Far right is biggest threat to global climate financing deal for world's poorest – Euractiv

The rise of far-right parties in Western democracies represents a serious threat to the fight against climate change. That's why voters need to understand that green investment is a path to sustainable economic prosperity, writes Momodou Malcolm Jallow.

A Core Question at COP27: Who Will Pay for Climate Change? - The New York Times

Climate Debt and Justice: How Much Do We Really Owe?

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Impact of the Russia–Ukraine armed conflict on water resources and water infrastructure

Cost of living fears set scene for tough climate debates a year before 2024 EU vote

Pre-COP27: Climate negotiations to occur amid 'deep' multilateralism crisis – Euractiv

The Rise of Far-Right Extremism in the United States

Climate change in Europe - Wikipedia

What do Americans think is the biggest threat from global warming? - Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

COP28: Global warming could cost poor countries trillions

Q&A: What does the EU 'nature restoration' law mean for climate and biodiversity? - Carbon Brief

Media reaction: US Inflation Reduction Act and the global 'clean-energy arms race' - Carbon Brief

Media reaction: US Inflation Reduction Act and the global 'clean-energy arms race' - Carbon Brief