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UK government ordered to cut air pollution

UK government ordered to cut air pollution

NEWS: Supreme court tells ministers to take “immediate action” to meet safe limits of nitrogen dioxide 25 years after original deadline

Japan eyes weak climate goals as nuclear plans fade

Japan eyes weak climate goals as nuclear plans fade

NEWS: Atomic energy’s role in power generation won’t recover to pre-Fukushima levels, opening door for coal and gas

A 7-step plan to avoid stranding your fossil fuel assets

BLOG: Most coal, oil and gas must stay in the ground to avert climate disaster. What is an energy company to do? We’re here to help

China's electricity could go 85% renewable by 2050 - study

China’s electricity could go 85% renewable by 2050 – study

NEWS: Emissions will peak by 2025 if wind, solar and bioenergy are rolled out quickly, finds Chinese government report

Sweden takes Canada to task over tar sands pollution

Sweden takes Canada to task over tar sands pollution

NEWS: Country probed how it will curb climbing CO2 emissions from oil and gas sector as tar sands crude pumping set to double

London academics rise in support of divestment campaign

London academics rise in support of divestment campaign

NEWS: Staff at SOAS and UCL write to governing bodies urging them to ditch nearly £20 million in oil, gas and coal holdings

BP adopts climate risk proposal after shareholder vote

BP adopts climate risk proposal after shareholder vote

NEWS: Oil major agrees at AGM in London to analyse which of its assets could be stranded by curbs on greenhouse gas emissions

Former UN climate chief Yvo de Boer defends coal finance

Former UN climate chief Yvo de Boer defends coal finance

NEWS: Politicians “too cowardly” to back carbon price, which would offer better climate benefits than attacking coal, says de Boer

US carbon pollution set for 2015 drop as coal plants close

NEWS: Analysts say decline of coal and rise of wind and solar will lead to significant fall in emissions this year

Brazil eyes solar as drought squeezes hydropower resources

NEWS: Drought-hit Brazil is turning to the solar energy source once dubbed a fantasy by the country’s president

Developing countries close to taking lead in clean energy race

Developing countries close to taking lead in clean energy race

NEWS: Renewables close to supplying 10% of global electricity supply says UN report, as China’s solar surge continues

Pakistan shelves six coal-fired power projects

Pakistan shelves six coal-fired power projects

NEWS: Environmental concerns, lack of infrastructure and foreign investment hold up 14GW of planned power plants

Coal mining banned in India's Mahan forest

Coal mining banned in India’s Mahan forest

NEWS: Campaigners claim victory after Ministry of Coal confirms a controversial coal block in sensitive forest will not be auctioned

US coal crash ‘serves as a warning’ to fossil fuel investors

NEWS: At least 26 US coal companies have gone bankrupt in the last three years, finds Carbon Tracker, in a sign of things to come

Solar eclipse to test Europe's power grid

Solar eclipse to test Europe’s power grid

NEWS: Up to 35GW of solar power could drop off the European network on Friday 20 March as the moon partially obscures the sun

UN climate talks may boost small nuclear reactors

UN climate talks may boost small nuclear reactors

NEWS: The nuclear industry is getting very enthusiastic about small factory-built reactors, which could help its flagging prospects

Should the Green Climate Fund back waste to energy plants?

Should the Green Climate Fund back waste to energy plants?

COMMENT: Burning trash is polluting, expensive and inefficient say zero waste campaigners, and should not receive backing from low carbon funds

Global coal growth slows, but impact on climate set to rise

NEWS: The building of coal power plants is declining, but it’s is not enough to avert the risk of dangerous climate change says says Sierra Club report

Wind 'can meet' a third of US power demand by 2050

Wind ‘can meet’ a third of US power demand by 2050

NEWS: Renewable source could supply 10% of electricity by 2020 and 20% by 2030 with policy stability, says energy department

Arctic gas "will have its day" says Norway foreign minister

Arctic gas “will have its day” says Norway foreign minister

NEWS: UN climate deal will not rule out gas from North Pole, says Børge Brende, arguing fuel is a “bridge” to cleaner future

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