In a press conference, the officials of the Department of Environmental Protection gave information about the international climate change conference that is going to be held in Nangarhar University and asked the responsible international institutions to cooperate with the Islamic Emirate in dealing with the effects of climate change.

Stephen Rodriquez, the representative of the United Nations Development Program in Afghanistan, said that the country is on the verge of a climate disaster, he added that millions of Afghan citizens live under the constant threat of drought, floods, extreme temperatures and land degradation.

In response to the non-attendance of Afghanistan's representative at the COP 28 climate change meeting, the officials at the National Environmental Protection Agency of the Islamic Emirate considered this act to mean depriving the Afghan people of environmental rights and financial opportunities of climate change and said that the UN is a matter of ...

In a situation where Afghanistan is one of the biggest countries affected by climate change in recent years, the United Nations Climate Change Conference "Cope 28" started on Thursday, 9th of August without the presence of a representative from Afghanistan in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The National Environmental Protection Agency of the country has ...

The executive director of the World Food Program announced that the program's budget is insufficient to get through the month of October in Afghanistan and said that if the budget is not provided, the World Food Program will have to leave Afghanistan.

The Afghan Red Crescent Society reports that more than 12,000 children with heart disease have been registered in the country, who are waiting for surgery and treatment.

Climatologists have announced that July 2023 will be the hottest month in the history of the planet and set a new record.

South Asia has the highest percentage of children exposed to extreme high temperatures, compared to all other regions.

Afghanistan has contributed only 8% to climate change and greenhouse gasses, but it is listed as the 6th most vulnerable country with regards to global warming. National Environment Protection Agency of Afghanistan [NEPA] officials said.

Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations, has recently said that "climate change is out of control", referring to the breaking of world temperature records last week.

UN Chief said :We are hurtling towards disaster, eyes wide open with far too many willing to bet it all on wishful thinking, unproven technologies and silver bullet solutions.

Afghanistan National Environmental Protection Agency said that it had urged international organizations to resume work on 32 small and large environmental projects.

Patrick Bolte, a statement said that, the General Director of the National Environmental Protection Authority of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), met with the Climate Change Consultant of the Danish Red Crescent Society.

With the warming of the earth and the increase in temperature, British researchers have identified the vulnerable countries that are at risk of temperature, and Afghanistan, along with Paiva, New Guinea and Central America, have been introduced as high-risk countries from the destructive heat waves.

In the West, many believe that neoliberalism has become an ideology of our political age. Its core principles have been rarely challenged in the West. But let's reflect upon what they actually are. The concept of democracy in modern-day liberalism in reality is understood in a factional manner as a set of certain rituals such as alternation of ...

As world leaders meet Monday for climate talks in Egypt both the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) and the UN in Afghanistan called for urgent collective action in the country.

The government of Pakistan has asked the international community to allocate more aid to the people of this country in the recent floods.

$850 million is needed to address the natural events caused by climate change the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) said.

Using water more efficiently in everything from daily life to agriculture and industry would help reduce planet-warming emissions and curb climate change — a potential benefit that has yet to be widely recognized, the United Nations said on Sunday.

A record number of 168 million people, or about one in 45 worldwide, will need assistance in 2020, the United Nations said on Wednesday, adding they would need $29 billion to provide that help.