Consortium including Toyota, Nissan and government departments begins planning national rollout of hydrogen transport
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This week energy provider Centrica pulled out of Britain’s atomic programme, suggesting it may not play a long term role in the energy mix
Former Terminator and Governor of California hails David Cameron’s leadership in advocating energy saving schemes
Letter from outgoing Energy Secretary Steven Chu underlines need for successor to work on low carbon forms of energy
Representative Waxman and Senator Whitehouse aim to re-open climate debate on Capitol Hill
Developing a carbon neutral energy system in the Nordic region by 2050 would cost less than 1% of cumulative GNP, a new analysis has revealed
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says world’s third largest emitter has done its bit, calling on richer nations to show more ambition
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Bloomberg report reveals renewable energy, gas and energy efficiency made mark on greenhouse gas output
Oil and gas multinationals could lose up to 60% of their market value if the world cuts its carbon emissions to limit climate change
Scientists believe the ozone hole is threatening the Antarctic ocean’s ability to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide
European Commission President says climate ambition must be increased by end of decade
Banned advertisement says using Sodastream instead of buying drinks from Coke or Pepsi could save 500 million bottles
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Former US Vice President tells Channel 4 news he is concerned David Cameron has lost his will to address climate change
Influential Congressional committee led by climate sceptic Fred Upton to launch series of hearings focusing on benefits of fossil fuels in USA
China’s coal reliance is battering the climate and choking Beijing but a quick fix from carbon capture is a long way away
Age-old squabbling and contemporary opaqueness make it difficult for a discussion based on facts to play out in public