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Katharina Richter

Katharina Richter

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Researcher, University of Adelaide

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Israel-Palestine contemporary history identity classBritish politics

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food, sports, tech

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Total articles 166

  • Opinion | Why UN climate summits still matter

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter| The Kathmandu Post Verified Columns There is increasing urgency to support developing countries experiencing losses from climate impacts. bookmark Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn  & Katharina Richter Every autumn, the UN holds its international climate summit or “Cop” (Conference of the Parties). Between each Cop, a smaller, lower-profile gathering takes place. Called the SB—short for “subsidiary bodies” of the UN’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)—these smaller meetings matter but don’t draw as much public attention.

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter · The Kathmandu Post

    Nov. 11, 2024

  • Why UN climate summits still matter - and what to expect from Cop29

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter| The Conversation Verified Every autumn, the UN holds its international climate summit or “Cop” (Conference of the Parties). Between each Cop, a smaller, lower-profile gathering takes place. Called the SB – short for “subsidary bodies” of the UN’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) – these smaller meetings matter but don’t draw as much public attention. The SB meetings are a world apart from Cops.

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter · The Conversation

    Nov. 08, 2024

  • Opinion | Why UN climate summits still matter

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter| The Kathmandu Post Verified Columns There is increasing urgency to support developing countries experiencing losses from climate impacts. bookmark Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn  & Katharina Richter Every autumn, the UN holds its international climate summit or “Cop” (Conference of the Parties). Between each Cop, a smaller, lower-profile gathering takes place. Called the SB—short for “subsidiary bodies” of the UN’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)—these smaller meetings matter but don’t draw as much public attention.

    By Alix Dietzel, Alice Venn, Katharina Richter · The Kathmandu Post

    Nov. 11, 2024

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