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Canadian Oilsands Firm Denied Its Own Science On Climate Change

2019-12-11

Coal Pollution in the Western Balkans is a European Problem
Sixteen coal plants in the Western Balkans pollute as much as the entire EU fleet of 250 units, causing sickness and deaths across the continent. It’s high tim
2019-12-11

Institutional Investors Urge Greater Climate Ambition
The largest-ever group of investors has called on governments to phase out thermal coal power worldwide, put a price on carbon, end subsidies for fossil fuels,
2019-12-10

South Korea Shuts Down 10 Coal-Fired Power Plants to Curb Pollution
The shutdown comes after the government said last month it would idle up as much as 15 coal-fired power plants between December and February, while its remainin
2019-12-08

COP25 Energy Action Day Drives Climate-proofing of Global Energy Systems
This comment by Karol Gobczynsk, Head of Climate and Energy of the INGKA Group during the Energy Action Event in Madrid on 7 December typifies the dramatic chan
2019-12-06

Energy Developers on the Hunt for New Fuels
Energy firm Scottish Power is to construct solar projects for the first time to maximise onshore renewable energy potential in the UK and Ireland, it announced
2019-12-06

28 Years Ago, Big Oil Predicted Carbon Tax was Necessary to Stop Global Warming
As far back as 1991, the Canadian arm of Exxon Mobil Corp.’s empire anticipated that a high tax on carbon emissions would be necessary to maintain a stable cli
2019-12-05

Is Carbon Pricing the Key to a Clean Energy Future?
The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) has proposed incorporating the social cost of carbon into the wholesale price of electricity.
2019-12-05

Fossil Fuel Use Continues to Push Up CO2 Emissions
Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and industry are expected to grow slowly in 2019 due to a decline in the use of coal, according to a study by
2019-12-05

Global CO2 Emissions From Coal Down This Year
Global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from coal-fired power plants and industrial facilities fell in 2019, according to research published Dec. 3, though ove
2019-12-03

Without the Enforcement of Environmental Laws, Oil Infrastructure Projects in Timor-Leste Come at a Cost
Ignoring environmental laws in Timor-Leste to build a petroleum infrastructure project could mean serious problems for communities including environmental destr

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Canadian Oilsands Firm Denied Its Own Science On Climate Change

Coal Pollution in the Western Balkans is a European Problem

Institutional Investors Urge Greater Climate Ambition

South Korea Shuts Down 10 Coal-Fired Power Plants to Curb Pollution

COP25 Energy Action Day Drives Climate-proofing of Global Energy Systems

Energy Developers on the Hunt for New Fuels

28 Years Ago, Big Oil Predicted Carbon Tax was Necessary to Stop Global Warming

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Fossil Fuel Use Continues to Push Up CO2 Emissions

Global CO2 Emissions From Coal Down This Year

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Australia's Footprint to Become the Biggest “Dealer” in Fossil Fuel Emissions

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Without the Enforcement of Environmental Laws, Oil Infrastructure Projects in Timor-Leste Come at a Cost

Japan's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall to Record Low in 2018/19