As COP29 begins in Baku, local experts say climate change is causing the Caspian sea to shrink
As world leaders gather in Baku, Azerbaijan, for COP29, the impact of climate change can be seen up close. The Caspian sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, which forms Baku’s shoreline, is shrinking. Local experts say climate change is partly to blame for its levels dropping by three meters since 1995.
By Kate Abnett, Olesya Astakhova and Virginia Furness BAKU (Reuters) -Countries at the COP29 summit tried to make progress on ...
"Pay up!" That is the key message on the fourth day of the COP29 summit in Baku, also called Finance Day. Campaigners are ...
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus returned home this evening wrapping up his Baku tour to attend the global climate meet ...
Rightwing president Javier Milei has withdrawn Argentina ’s delegation from the ongoing Cop29 United Nations climate summit ...
Climate leaders gathered at TIME’s COP29 Impact Dinner in Baku, Azerbaijan for a celebration of the TIME100 Climate ...
Focusing on climate finance, the decisions to be taken at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in ...
Hamidi and Baba Rzayev, Chairman of Azerbaijan's state-owned energy company Azerenergy, signed a memorandum of understanding ...
The entrance walkway for guests at the UNFCCC COP29 Climate Conference site the day before the opening ceremony in Baku.
Between November 11 and 22, world leaders, policymakers, investors and businesses are descending on the city of Baku, ...
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