Topic: Environment

IMF Board evaluates its own climate work: Broad member support but still far off what’s needed, say civil society groupsOECD climate finance report confirms increasing reliance on private sector and loansCaribbean in ‘debt-climate trap’CSO letter: World Bank must not abandon climate commitmentsThe dark side of the energy transition: Green colonialism in Southern HondurasScoop: developing country blocs push World Bank to extend climate planWhat we took away from Santa MartaWhy history should tell us the future is not nuclearSanta Marta process begins: Tuvalu and Ireland to host second conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels in 2027 in the PacificSanta Marta must confront the fossil fuel profit machineGlobal movements unite in Santa Marta to launch “People’s Declaration for a Rapid, Equitable, and Just Transition for a Fossil-Free Future” ahead of historic climate conferenceFrom Springs to Santa Marta: Shifting dynamics in global finance, debt, and energy transitionsOil, debt, and climate chaos: What’s at stake in Santa MartaTransitioning away from fossil fuels – Why multilateral development banks should play an active roleOpen letter: MDB shareholders attending Santa MartaClimate groups from across the globe express alarm at World Bank’s wavering commitment to climateA protracted US–Iran war could strain climate finance from wealthy countries to developing nationsFrance, other World Bank shareholders seek solution to preserve climate strategyUS pressure puts World Bank’s climate plan at riskSpillover effects: The fossil fuel-debt trap in the Global South