Favouring market tools over real pollution cuts in the richest countries is a recipe for climate disaster
The country is locked into “potential disaster” coal projects, says new PM’s climate chief Malik Amin Aslam, promising to make the “best out of a bad situation”
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On Ukrainian independence day, Eurovision winner-turned-politician Ruslana Lyzhychko calls for a rapid shift away from Russian gas and aging nuclear plants
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Contrary to federal government modelling, as old gas turbines switch off in the next decade, renewable electricity share will soar
After years of breakneck growth, solar panel manufacturers are tightening their belts as the government slashes support
Three separate companies inspected the San Pablo Bay pipeline for faults during a series of spills that dumped 900 barrels of crude onto farmland in California
A government-backed trade union conference in Katowice this week puts mining jobs on the agenda of climate change negotiations
Both less than five years old, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and Brics Bank are failing to back sustainable development models
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The former cricketer and newly elected prime minister is set to promote tree-planting and green jobs, although coal use will continue to expand
Planned climate protection law means 2030 target would ‘ideally’ be met, chancellor says, and flags closure of coal plants
Long term thinking about climate change challenges widely held assumptions about how we spend money today
Leaders put climate at centre of relationship, push for agreement on the Paris deal rulebook and reject Trump’s efforts to undermine global cooperation
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Cooperation on climate change is a “shared interest” between London and Brussels, according to a paper released by the UK government on Thursday
Wind, solar, hydro and biogas met 36.3% of electricity demand in the first half of 2018, industry data show, while coal dropped to 35.1% of the mix
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Falling battery costs will allow for renewable power to grow rapidly, analysts predict, replacing traditional baseload generation