RTCC’s morning round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
Draft document boosts climate change goals and gives carbon capture technology a larger role in the bloc’s energy future
What the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter is doing to tackle climate change
RTCC’s morning round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
Coal power plants in Europe should be banned by 2040 as their emissions cause high levels of sickness, health campaigners warn
Country had claimed the allocation of emission allowances unfairly penalised its coal-heavy economy
Leading emerging markets lack resilience to cope with natural disasters and extreme weather events according to risk analysts Maplecroft
Installations from six industries spread across 47 cities will ultimately be closed down if they fail to meet new regulations
Report finds EU carbon trading has reduced emissions of those taking part by 2-4%, but planned reforms must go ahead to ensure future reductions
Britain’s Prime Minister’s praised for energy efficiency improvements by BREEAM ratings system
Rejecting tar sands project would represent a strong signal from Obama Administration of it’s climate change resolve
Planners must build on India’s traditional practices, says Prodipto Ghosh, a member of Manmohan Singh’s Council on Climate Change
Researchers suspect soot from fires in India and China ‘probably’ responsible for a third of glacial retreat in Himalaya
Water scarcity in the world’s ‘third pole’ could be exacerbated by climate change
RTCC’s morning briefing on the day’s top climate change & green economy stories
Emissions trading roundup & interviews with MEPs from EU Policy Broadcaster viEUws
Plans for CO2 emissions to be added to existing environmental tax structure announced
Nigeria could save US$1.4 billion a year and avoid using 17.3 million barrels of crude oil if it used modern off-grid lighting solutions
Vote in favour of reform at Environment Committee safeguards cornerstone of EU climate change policy but further challenges remain
Brazil, South Africa, India and China indicate they will insist on global deal to reduce aviation emissions being purely voluntary