The World Economic Forum in Davos holds a session on climate and the 10th anniversary of the historic Paris Agreement. The session focuses on the innovation and partnerships needed to turn crisis into ...

And yet, this change is not happening fast enough. On the current trajectory we will fall short of what needs to be achieved to realize the 1.5° or even the “well below 2°” Paris Agreement ...

Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos: “The Paris agreement continues to be the best hope for all humanity.

Unlike the Paris deal, where countries set targets for reducing carbon, countries in a new Workers Power Agreement would adopt targets for increasing union density in nations.

The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report identifies dozens of threats, from COVID to “outer space as an emerging realm of risk,” but nowhere mentions population growth spiking global ...

The World Economic Forum and VivaTech have agreed to launch a European Centre for AI Excellence (CAIE) in Paris in 2025.. The centre will join the World Economic Forum’s Centre for the Fourth ...

The overwhelming majority of the world’s nearly 200 countries belong to the Paris Agreement. Besides the U.S., only three other countries – Iran, Libya and Yemen – are not party to it ...

The 2015 Paris climate agreement is not the boogeyman that punishes the United States that critics such as President Donald Trump claim. But it hasn't quite kept the world from overheating either ...

It promises to set the world on a new path to a low emissions, climate-resilient future.” Read More: What to Know About the Historic ‘Paris Agreement’ on Climate Change ...

After just about three months out of the historical 2015 Paris climate accord, the US has officially rejoined the agreement. But this is just a first step, writes Alok Sharma, the President of ...

In 2016, the Paris Agreement marked a turning point in the battle against climate change. World leaders from across the globe united for the first time in history to legally ratify action against ...

The overwhelming majority of the world’s nearly 200 countries belong to the Paris Agreement. Besides the U.S., only three other countries – Iran, Libya and Yemen – are not party to it ...