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EU taken to court over 2030 emissions target

EU taken to court over 2030 emissions target

Ten families from around the world and an indigenous Swedish youth association are suing European institutions for stronger climate action to protect their rights

EU energy chief flies to Tehran to talk gas supply, as US sanctions loom

EU energy chief flies to Tehran to talk gas supply, as US sanctions loom

As companies withdraw from deals involving Iran, fearing US sanctions, the EU scrambles to preserve growing energy cooperation

German coal phase-out commission to balance jobs with climate

German coal phase-out commission to balance jobs with climate

Leaked strategy paper leads on jobs and calls for environmental concerns to be ‘harmonised’ with economic development

London's 'light touch' regulatory hub for African oil ventures exposed

London’s ‘light touch’ regulatory hub for African oil ventures exposed

DeSmog UK investigation finds secretive companies using UK’s Alternative Investment Market to raise finance for new oil and gas projects

Fears for post-Brexit climate laws as UK green watchdog plans revealed

Fears for post-Brexit climate laws as UK green watchdog plans revealed

Post-divorce environment body will not enforce climate change regulations, says proposal, but UK lacks direct replacement for EU institutions

Fossil fuel companies should be part of UN climate process, says top Polish official

Fossil fuel companies should be part of UN climate process, says top Polish official

Tomasz Chruszczow said calls to exclude organisations from talks based on a conflict of interest test were not ‘very useful’

German renewables meet 100% of power demand for second time ever

German renewables meet 100% of power demand for second time ever

Preliminary data suggests that renewable supply alone met demand for about two and a half hours on a sunny, windy public holiday on Tuesday

Russia fumes as US raises Crimea occupation during climate talks

Russia fumes as US raises Crimea occupation during climate talks

Western allies say Russia is using UN climate talks to ‘normalise’ its claim to the peninsula, while Russia accuses them of politicising the delicate process

Seven member states push for EU to raise climate targets

Seven member states push for EU to raise climate targets

Germany, France and Sweden are among the countries advocating a faster transition to a clean economy, in a critical year for strengthening ambition

Trump and Macron plant a tree in DC, but disagree on climate change

Trump and Macron plant a tree in DC, but disagree on climate change

On a state visit to the US, French president Macron brought a green gift but showed no sign of convincing Trump to reconsider his rejection of the Paris Agreement

Three quarters of EU climate finance goes to middle income countries: report

Three quarters of EU climate finance goes to middle income countries: report

The Act Alliance is calling on the EU to direct more climate finance to the most vulnerable, after finding Turkey and Ukraine were the biggest beneficiaries

UK will legislate net-zero carbon emissions target, says minister

UK will legislate net-zero carbon emissions target, says minister

Britain will legislate new emissions targets and order a review on bringing them in line with the Paris Agreement, minister Claire Perry announced

Africa holds EU climate agenda ransom

Africa holds EU climate agenda ransom

As a tough year of talks begins, the EU is searching for allies in a fight with China over the rules of the Paris Agreement, but Africa’s help will come at a cost

10 years of success, but the UK climate change act needs an upgrade

10 years of success, but the UK climate change act needs an upgrade

The pioneering piece of legislation has helped bring emissions down, but the challenges of the Paris Agreement require more ambition from the government

Europe's coming gigafactory boom, mapped

Europe’s coming gigafactory boom, mapped

Across Europe a wave of gigafactories are coming online, ready to meet the battery demands of a continent-wide switch to electric cars

UK MPs call on Gove to trigger climate reporting clause

UK MPs call on Gove to trigger climate reporting clause

Financial regulators drew parliamentarians’ ire after failing to meet their demands to voluntarily report their climate adaptation plans

EU leaders order long-term climate strategy by early 2019

EU leaders order long-term climate strategy by early 2019

Campaigners welcome move to update low-carbon emissions roadmap, saying it sends an important political signal

Macron: EU 'mad' to do trade deal with US after Paris climate withdrawal

Macron: EU ‘mad’ to do trade deal with US after Paris climate withdrawal

‘I’m not in favour of showing any softness to those who decide to break those rules,’ the French president said about the deal struck in his capital in 2015

Norway's electric car demand is outstripping supply - with lessons for the EU

Norway’s electric car demand is outstripping supply – with lessons for the EU

Thousands of Norwegians are on waiting lists for electric cars, showing the success and limitations of policy incentives

Germany's new government deal fails the Paris climate accord test

Germany’s new government deal fails the Paris climate accord test

It’s three steps forward and four back as Angela Merkel resumes government in coalition with the social democrats

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