Why 1.5 Degrees Matters for the Developing World

July 11, 2020July 11, 2020 by Nouhad Awwad

The world cannot achieve the sustainable development goals pledged for in 2016 by going higher than 1.5°C. Currently we are 1.1 degree C above pre-industrial era. Many countries are facing the effects of the rise in global temperatures. The increase of global temperature by 1.5°C will have major adverse effects on least developed countries (LDC), […]

Role of Least Developed Countries at COP21

March 30, 2020December 10, 2015 by Ali Mohamed Ahmed

The Least Developed Countries (LDCs) might be the group that determines the course of climate change negotiations. The group consists of countries vulnerable to climate change, and countries that will be in the fore-front of climate change impacts in the coming years. The thing that is of the most importance is that member states have […]