COUNTRY ANALYSIS: G20 & COP30 host #Brazil has reverted to its earlier, stronger #NDC, with renewed investment into infrastructure, industry & the transformation of the economy. Already, forest loss has dropped. Rating remains "Insufficient" bit.ly/CAT_BRA

The glacial lake flood that hit the Nepali village of Thame last week illustrates how vulnerable communities continue to bear the brunt of climate extremes – and of the need for global action to limit warming to 1.5°C. Manjeet Dhakal for the Nepali Times. nepalitimes.com/opinion/guest-…

Did you know that over 80% of people currently displaced by climate-related events are women and girls. This staggering statistic underscores the urgent need for gender-responsive climate action.

BLOG/REPORT: Decarbonising the iron and steel sector: China, India & the US We look at the specific challenges faced by China, India & the US to highlight what's needed to make progress in decarbonising their steel sectors. bit.ly/CAT_steel_blog

We know enough about how human-made climate change influences extreme events to inform #lossanddamage funding decisions. No need for data we know is scarce. New Perspective led by Dim Coumou, with brains like Dr Friederike Otto and Fahad Saeed joining forces. ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/How-can…

2.7°C of warming is unacceptable for small islands. Dr Rosanne Martyr speaks to BBC News (UK) on the urgency to reduce emissions in the wake of the UN report on sea level rise in the Pacific. #climateaction

Sea level rise is not just a problem for small islands - major economies are impacted as well. The G20 is responsible for 80% of the world's emission. These governments must act with more urgency than they are now - Rosanne Martyr on why G20 action matters for the Pacific.

#SeaLevelRise is an existential threat to Island States. Our partner Climate Analytics provides expert support to the United Nations Secretary-General’s Climate Action Team to enhance awareness of the challenges posed by a warming planet 🌍 Learn more 👇 un.org/climatechange/…

BLOG: we've analysed #Indonesia's second #NDC draft, which outlines its updated #climate goals. While there are some encouraging signs, we also found several red flags. We have submitted this analysis to the government's consultation. 🧵 bit.ly/CAT_IND_SNDC