China is moving forward to cut greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution with new policies that will regulate top polluting industries. On Tuesday, it unveiled its first carbon trading scheme in Shenzhen, which will help the city cut carbon ...
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A plan to patch up Europe’s ailing carbon market was endorsed by the European Parliament’s environment committee today, at a vote in Brussels, but NGOs warn the proposals have been significantly weakened.
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Volvo’s aim to limit its environmental impact with greener transport solutions is a step closer as it announces plans for electric buses in Sweden and food-waste fuelled trucks in the UK.
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A new report from the World Bank paints a stark picture of the world if climate change continues unabated, warning that a warmer planet will keep millions of people trapped in poverty. The report, Turn Down the Heat: Climate Extremes, Regiona...
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Civil society groups have criticised the British government for omitting climate change from this year’s G8 agenda, arguing that world leaders have failed to grasp global warming's impacts on food shortages and economic instability.
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Forty-five leading local elected officials committed to creating more resilient cities, towns, and counties in the face of unprecedented extreme weather and energy challenges that threaten communities across the country. Together, they are th...
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Pipeline safety is growing more difficult to prove, as oil companies struggle with failing infrastructure and persistent pollution issues from spills that should have been cleaned up long ago. News of pipeline failures are eroding public trus...
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The Seychelles will soon be reaping the benefits of its first renewable energy project as Masdar opens 6MW wind farm on the country’s largest island Mahe.
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Twenty-two people, including many former Obama campaign staffers, were arrested in an act of civil disobedience against the Keystone XL pipeline on Monday in Chicago, targeting President Obama's pending decision on the pipeline. The protest ...
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80% of the world’s fossil fuel reserves will have to stay in the ground if the planet is to avoid dangerous climate change, according to the latest report by Australia’s Climate Commission.
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