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Representatives at COP29 Trying to Agree on Climate Finance for Developing Countries by Earth Journalism Network

Czech PM Tried to Sell Czech Experience with Nuclear Energy at Baku Climate Conference by Earth Journalism Network

The Czech Republic Offers Support to Other Countries to Expand Nuclear Power by Earth Journalism Network

Czech Prime Minister Wants to Speak at COP29 About a Pragmatic Approach to Tackling Climate Change by Earth Journalism Network

Czech Republic Offers Expertise on Nuclear Power at COP29 by Earth Journalism Network

Eskom's Komati Power Station in Mpumalanga, South Africa, has undertaken various initiatives to assist the local communities experience a just transition as the power provider moves away from the use of coal to more renewable energy sources. These communities have economically benefitted from the use of coal for centuries, and now they are negatively affected as South Africa pursues some of its Net Zero commitments.

Khanyi and Sibu come back to refresh our minds about the Just Energy Transition in terms of job opportunities available for the youth in the renewable energy sector. They ask the common question: "What can young people do to support the just transition?" Producer Siya went for a field reporting trip to Eskom Komati Power Station in Mpumalanga, South Africa, and had a chat with acting GM - Thevin Pillay - about their plan with the transition and how they are implementing their Training Facility programme for the nearby communities.

Webinar Soundbite: Joan Carling by Earth Journalism Network

Webinar Soundbite: Serge Morand by Earth Journalism Network

Webinar Soundbite: Tian Lin by Earth Journalism Network

Webinar Soundbite: Jaya Shreedhar by Earth Journalism Network

Upanzi Wa Nyasi Za Baharini by Earth Journalism Network

Telling Impactful Climate Finance Stories | Megan Rowling, Journalist at Thomson Reuters Foundation by Earth Journalism Network

Insurance as a Climate Finance Tool | Moushumi Chaudhury, Senior Technical Advisor at CARE by Earth Journalism Network

Why Blended Finance? | Yabanex Batista, Deputy Head, Global Fund for Coral Reefs by Earth Journalism Network

The Climate Finance Gap | Jessica Omukuti, Research Fellow at Oxford Net Zero Initiative by Earth Journalism Network

The Purpose of Climate Finance | Jessica Omukuti, Research Fellow at Oxford Net Zero Initiative by Earth Journalism Network

Communities Investing in Climate | Jessica Omukuti, Research Fellow at Oxford Net Zero Initiative by Earth Journalism Network

How It Works | Jessica Omukuti, Research Fellow at Oxford Net Zero Initiative by Earth Journalism Network

Fossil Fuels and Wealth | Jessica Omukuti, Research Fellow at Oxford Net Zero Initiative by Earth Journalism Network

Michelle Agoh visits a 400-hectare farmland that’s existed for over 40 years in Surulere, Lagos. She discusses climate change impact and the struggles faced by local farmers due to lack of basic amenities like power supplier, water and machineries.

Prof Jakob Zinsstag by Earth Journalism Network

Dr Osman Dar by Earth Journalism Network

Swee Kheng Khor by Earth Journalism Network

Naomi Ngaruiya by Earth Journalism Network

Dr Salome Bukachi by Earth Journalism Network

Dr Francette Dusan by Earth Journalism Network

David Quammen by Earth Journalism Network

Liying Lee by Earth Journalism Network

Jason Gale by Earth Journalism Network

Doreen Robinson UNEP by Earth Journalism Network

Hongying Li - EcoHealth Alliance by Earth Journalism Network

Jason Gale - Senior Editor & Biosecurity Correspondent Bloomberg News Australia by Earth Journalism Network

Dr Salome Bukachi - Medical Anthroplogist University Of Nairobi by Earth Journalism Network

Doreen Robinson UNEP by Earth Journalism Network

David Quammen by Earth Journalism Network

In the final episode of this three-part series, reporter Amrita Gupta discovers that this part of northern India near the Himalayas is at a crossroads of sorts. Will the farming crisis in the hills be solved with technology and modern advances? Or will it be the indigenous seeds of old that safeguard vulnerable communities against a new and unfamiliar climate?