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Top money managers, ratings agencies scanned for climate risk

Top money managers, ratings agencies scanned for climate risk

NEWS: NGO to rate exposure of ‘whole investment chain’ to perils of warmer planet to protect retirement savings

UN: Ratify Paris climate deal or face exclusion from decisions

NEWS: Head of legal affairs outlines implications of early entry into force for Paris deal, and voting rights of countries slow to approve treaty

Czech buyers of German coal plants linked to Panama Papers

Czech buyers of German coal plants linked to Panama Papers

NEWS: Swedish utility Vattenfall poised to sell dirty lignite operations to Czech billionaires who used offshore accounts to buy yacht and property

Renewable power installations grew 8.3% in 2015 – IRENA

NEWS: Solar and wind farms muscled out fossil fuel-fired plants as preferred form of new power generation in 2015, says clean energy body

Countries inking Paris climate treaty to break 34-year UN record

Countries inking Paris climate treaty to break 34-year UN record

NEWS: More than 130 are set to sign the agreement in New York on April 22 showing ‘high level of engagement’ on climate

Climate models 'overestimate' increase in wet and dry extremes

Climate models ‘overestimate’ increase in wet and dry extremes

NEWS: Analysis of data stretching back 12 centuries reveals questions surrounding climate models that have linked wet and dry weather extremes to current temperature rise

World Bank to ramp up climate change investments

GUARDIAN: The world’s biggest provider of public finance to developing countries will refocus financing efforts towards tackling climate change

Greg Barker: Time for 'fresh thinking' on UK energy policy

Greg Barker: Time for ‘fresh thinking’ on UK energy policy

NEWS: Former climate minister and envoy says he will advise new initiative to develop centre-right climate and energy policies, claiming greens are being wedded to ‘same answers’

Emerging powers to sign Paris climate deal on 22 April

NEWS: Brazil, China, India and South America RSVP for UN ceremony and pledge to ratify emissions-cutting treaty as soon as possible

IHS Energy predicts coal price spike by 2020

NEWS: Analysis firm sees brighter future for mining companies, but climate researchers disagree

Big oil spent $115m 'obstructing’ climate laws in 2015, NGO says

Big oil spent $115m ‘obstructing’ climate laws in 2015, NGO says

NEWS: Lobbying spend of Shell, Exxon Mobil and trade groups estimated in transparency effort

Royal reverse: Tubiana allowed to run for UN climate post

Royal reverse: Tubiana allowed to run for UN climate post

NEWS: Environment minister says she will now back country’s climate ambassador in goal to replace Christiana Figueres this year

Aviation talks face headwinds on rich-poor compromise

Aviation talks face headwinds on rich-poor compromise

NEWS: As at the international climate talks, getting a compromise between rich and poor over airline emission cuts is proving tricky for UN negotiators

Maldives becomes fourth island state to ratify Paris climate deal

NEWS: Environment minister says new research on potential sea level rise makes approval of UN pact vital for vulnerable low-lying countries

21 countries show how to grow GDP while cutting emissions

21 countries show how to grow GDP while cutting emissions

NEWS: Much of Europe and the US has ‘decoupled’ economic growth from greenhouse gas emissions since 2000

Belgium quits coal power with Langerlo plant closure

Belgium quits coal power with Langerlo plant closure

NEWS: Country is seventh in EU to go coal-free, joining Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta and Baltic countries

France, Morocco urge shipping to make ‘fair share’ of carbon cuts

NEWS: Six countries are calling on the International Maritime Organization to pull its weight in efforts to tackle climate change

Super CO2-sucking crops could save the world from starving

Super CO2-sucking crops could save the world from starving

NEWS: Plants genetically modified to thrive in hotter temperatures and increased carbon dioxide could cut fertiliser use and raise yields to reduce food shortages

For Myanmar, temptation of cheap coal ‘hard to ignore’

For Myanmar, temptation of cheap coal ‘hard to ignore’

NEWS: Big expansion of coal power on track as Aung San Suu Kyi forms first civilian-led government in over 50 years

Indian minister mocks the West’s Africa energy initiatives

NEWS: Piyush Goyal says citizens in poorer countries deserve more than just a light bulb, urging richer countries to deliver power for TVs and fans

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