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Thousands stranded as heavy monsoon rains hit Pakistan

Thousands stranded as heavy monsoon rains hit Pakistan

Morning summary: above-normal monsoon rains in Punjab’s northeastern districts have taken weather experts by surprise

Mexico President Pena Nieto poised to unveil energy plan

Mexico President Pena Nieto poised to unveil energy plan

Morning summary: Country’s ambitious climate change laws under threat as Nieto seeks to attract more investment into oil industry

Tar sands pipeline to be built to eastern Canada

Tar sands pipeline to be built to eastern Canada

Morning summary: With uncertainty over the Keystone XL pipeline project, TransCanada has announced it plans to built a pipeline to eastern Canada

Marshall Islands facing 'climate catastrophe'

Marshall Islands facing ‘climate catastrophe’

Morning summary: Marshall Islands minister warns that the next 12 months are critical to save it from getting wiped off the map

Fracking should take place in “desolate areas” says UK Lord

Fracking should take place in “desolate areas” says UK Lord

Morning summary: Former Conservative energy adviser says exploration for shale gas should take place in remote areas

New York, Miami and Boston at risk of rising sea levels

New York, Miami and Boston at risk of rising sea levels

Morning summary: More than 1,700 American cities and towns are at risk from rising sea levels, according to a study which says the fate of some cities is already sealed

Obama questions Keystone XL pipeline job projections

Obama questions Keystone XL pipeline job projections

Morning summary: US President Barack Obama tells the New York Times the 2000 jobs the pipeline would create are a ‘blip’

UK coal burning for electricity surged in 2012

UK coal burning for electricity surged in 2012

Morning summary: New statistics from the Department of Energy and Climate Change reveal 39% of the UK’s electricity was produced by coal in 2012

China to invest $277 billion to curb air pollution

China to invest $277 billion to curb air pollution

Morning summary: China will make investments over the next five years to address a key source of social discontent

Saudi Arabia to invest $109 billion in renewables by 2032

Saudi Arabia to invest $109 billion in renewables by 2032

Morning summary: Saudi Arabia is looking to generate two thirds of its electricity supply from solar and wind in the next 20 years

UK fracking controls loosened to boost exploration

UK fracking controls loosened to boost exploration

Morning summary: Local communities are set to lose control over whether fracking can go ahead

Germany accused of “nasty pressure” in blocking EU green car laws

Germany accused of “nasty pressure” in blocking EU green car laws

Morning summary: Reports suggest “threats, intimidation and blackmail” have been used to sideline green cars legislation

UK hands fracking firms "most generous tax breaks in world"

UK hands fracking firms “most generous tax breaks in world”

Morning briefing: George Osborne has infuriated environmentalists by announcing big tax breaks for the shale gas industry

Major economies open climate change talks in Poland

Major economies open climate change talks in Poland

Morning summary: Major economies open climate change talks in Poland

World Bank to cut financing for coal plants

World Bank to cut financing for coal plants

Morning summary: The World Bank will limit financing of coal-fired power plants to “rare circumstances”

Australia Prime Minister Rudd pledges to scrap carbon tax by 2014

Australia Prime Minister Rudd pledges to scrap carbon tax by 2014

Morning summary: Prime Minister announces plans to replace the carbon tax with a market-based trading system a full year ahead of schedule

Tony Abbott branded 'climate denier' after carbon trading tirade

Tony Abbott branded ‘climate denier’ after carbon trading tirade

Morning summary: Australian opposition leader called carbon dioxide an “invisible substance”

Air pollution linked to two million deaths a year

Air pollution linked to two million deaths a year

Morning summary: New study also found that 470,000 deaths a year are linked with human sources of ozone

Scientists say dangerous global warning can be reversed

Scientists say dangerous global warning can be reversed

Morning summary: Scientists encourage capturing and storing carbon dioxide underground by burning trees and crops for energy

RTCC 2013 Climate Change Awards

RTCC 2013 Climate Change Awards

Awards, to be presented at COP19 in Warsaw, will celebrate the achievements of the leading businesses and individuals from across the green economy

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