India wants to become a leader in green hydrogen production and to develop huge solar projects in the Ladakh region of the Himalayas
After a series of multinational oil companies ruled themselves out of the controversial projects, the government pushed back bidding at the last minute
The European Union plans to ban bottom-trawling in marine protected areas by 2030 but the fishing industry is resisting the measures
Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of deforesting the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, but satellite data tells a different story
The Green Climate Fund is making cutbacks to its project portfolio, while the US fails to deliver on a years-old funding pledge
Polling carried out before the floods showed that two-thirds of Nigerians had not heard of climate change
Cape Verde owes around $150m to the Portugese state – but Portugal says it will write off the debt if the African island nation spends the money on environmental measures
Wood Mackenzie research was used to justify UK support for a gas megaproject in Mozambique and a new coal mine, in government and in court
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The aviation industry plans to argue that banning short-haul flights is ineffective and impinges on EU citizens’ right to travel between countries
A US startup carried out a geoengineering experiment in Mexico, which the country claims was done without prior notice and consent
Alessandro Modiano resigned three months into a new far-right government and it is unclear if he will be replaced as climate envoy or if the position will be scrapped
The German government agreed that utility RWE could expand the Luetzerath coal mine in exchange for a faster national coal phase-out
Campaigners called on Sultan Al Jaber to step down from the UAE’s state-owned oil company to avoid a conflict of interest
The city is at the mouth of the Amazon river and is the second-biggest city in the Amazon region after Manaus
Outgoing chief Andre De Ruyter survived an attempt on his life last month, as coal-friendly minister Gwede Mantashe took control of Eskom
Hurricane Ian in Florida caused a big chunk of the financial losses while floods in Pakistan, Nigeria and South Africa killed the most people
At a Geneva summit, multilateral development banks committed the vast majority of funds, with smaller contributions from governments
Meetings of the World Bank, IMF, International Maritime Organization and Cop28 will shape climate action, plus elections and China’s reopening
A draft document suggests the bank will broaden its “twin goals” of boosting prosperity and ending extreme poverty to encompass climate action