The conclusion of COP29 in Baku has left many with mixed emotions. A significant agreement was reached after two arduous weeks of

A finance deal reached at the COP29 summit to help less-developed countries tackle climate change has been criticised for failing to meet

Malta has expressed satisfaction over an agreement reached among UN countries about climate action, however, it called for greater effort on mitigation

“Sodisfatti li wara ġimagħtejn twal ta’ diskussjonijiet u negozjati, u wara li kien hemm il-biża’ li mhu se jintlaħaq l-ebda ftehim, sforz

Fil-laqgħa COP29 li tlaqqgħet fl-aħħar jiem f’Baku, l-Ażerbaijan, ġew tripplikati l-fondi ta’ finanzjament lejn il-pajjiżi l-aktar vulnerabbli biex ikunu jistgħu jilqgħu għall-impatti

After two long weeks of discussions and negotiations, and despite initial fears that no agreement would be reached, a final effort has

At the COP29 summit in Baku, Australian Energy Minister Chris Bowen commended Malta’s establishment of a new Climate Action Authority, describing it

The 1.5-degree target is a matter of survival for millions around the world, Minister for the Environment, Energy and Regeneration of the

At COP29 in Baku, Minister for the Environment, Energy, and Regeneration Miriam Dalli spoke on behalf of Malta, stressing the urgent need

“Il-mira ta’ 1.5 gradi hija mira li ma nistgħux immorru lura minnha għax fuqha jiddependu l-ħajjiet ta’ miljuni ta’ nies,” sostniet il-Ministru

“Il-mira ta’ tnaqqis ta’ 1.5 gradi Celsius ma nistgħux immorru lura minnha, għax fuqha jiddependu l-ħajjiet ta’ miljuni ta’ nies.” Din kienet

Il-Ministru għall-Enerġija, Miriam Dalli, qalet li l-ilma huwa fil-qalba tal-missjoni ta’ Malta għal reżiljenza kontra l-isfidi dejjem jiżdiedu tat-tibdil fil-klima. F’indirizz fil-COP29