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Emission Targets

Canada tar sands set to benefit from EU 2030 climate plan

Canada tar sands set to benefit from EU 2030 climate plan

EU proposal to drop curbs on imported fuels could boost CO2 emissions from transport by 32 megatonnes

New EPA chief Gina McCarthy faces tough challenges

New EPA chief Gina McCarthy faces tough challenges

Barack Obama’s nominee as Environment Protection Agency chief starts work today – and her inbox is likely to be full of tough choices

Pakistan passes draft climate change law

Pakistan passes draft climate change law

Climate Live: The latest climate change headlines curated by RTCC, updated daily from 0900-1700 BST

Could a new Greenhouse gas measurement system bring clarity to UN climate talks?

Could a new Greenhouse gas measurement system bring clarity to UN climate talks?

New system developed by Astrium and trialled at London Olympics provides measurements on nations’ CO2 outputs

New report says UK has fallen behind Europe and OECD on climate change action

New report says UK has fallen behind Europe and OECD on climate change action

Majority of Europe surpasses country’s carbon dioxide cuts while renewable energy remains a fraction of that of fellow OECD and EU nations despite pace of expansion, according to new figures.

Can California hit its climate change targets? Computer says yes

Can California hit its climate change targets? Computer says yes

New model shows switch from coal to renewables is cheapest way for Western US to cut emissions.

Siemen's Velaro high speed train

UK high speed rail development gets green light

£34bn project receives cross party support as US and China plans falter

Emission intensity rise points to “dirty” global recovery

Emission intensity rise points to “dirty” global recovery

New analysis from Pricewaterhouse Coopers shows that carbon emissions grew faster than many countries economies last year, pointing towards a “dirty” global recovery.

UNFCCC Cancun COP16 climate talks

EU will not take 30 per cent emissions cuts off the table in Durban

Bloc still committed to extension of 2020 targets if other countries make similar pledges

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