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But she is opposed by left-wing party La France Insoumise, who fear she is too close to centrist president Emmanuel Macron
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Britain’s top court ruled that emissions from burning a fossil fuel – not just producing it – should be considered in decisions on new extraction projects
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In the wake of yet another Caribbean climate disaster, Labour should raise its ambition in offering international support
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The board of the fund has agreed on a name and a host country at a meeting in South Korea, but trickier issues remain
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The oil export project has pushed up the price of land, so compensation is too low to maintain affected villagers’ standard of living
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The renewable energy agency calls for more concrete policy action and finance, with Africa especially lagging on clean energy
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Unless the unique needs of conflict zones are prioritized, climate-vulnerable communities risk losing out on finance again
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Claudia Sheinbaum will have to deal with violent divisions over wind power projects on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
The post A simmering conflict over one of Latin America’s biggest wind hubs confronts Mexico’s next president appeared first on Climate Home News.
Stuttering shift away from coal could pick up pace as new faces enter an unprecedented coalition government
The post New South African government fuels optimism for faster energy transition appeared first on Climate Home News.
As the solar geoengineering debate heats up, it is time for voices across the continent to work together and make themselves heard
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Pilgrims without the right type of visa were denied medical treatment, survivors say, during a 52C heatwave which killed hundreds
The post Saudi visa crackdown left heatwave-hit Hajj pilgrims scared to ask for help appeared first on Climate Home News.
Northvolt has developed a sodium-based battery, which doesn’t require critical minerals and could help break European dependence on China for the technology
The post Beyond lithium: how a Swedish battery company wants to power Europe’s green transition with salt appeared first on Climate Home News.
Climate Home found leading asset managers hold shares in coal firms within funds touting sustainable credentials
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A new approach to adaptation is putting communities most affected by climate change at the heart of how decisions are made
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At June’s Bonn talks, governments made little progress on gender equality while evidence shows women bear a heavy climate burden
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Labour’s shadow foreign minister says cost-of-living crisis means some climate finance must come from outside rich governments’ budgets
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The recent European election sets a trajectory for policymakers to shy away from the climate agenda rather than giving it the urgent boost needed
The post New European Parliament must act on climate change as a systemic threat appeared first on Climate Home News.
Countries have agreed to reduce power generated from coal, but shutting down plants is an economic and social challenge, especially in emerging economies
The post IEA calls for next national climate plans to target coal phase-down appeared first on Climate Home News.
The UN asked 75,000 people in 77 countries for their views on climate change – and the results show widespread concern and support for action
The post Five things we learned from the UN’s climate mega-poll appeared first on Climate Home News.
Gas flaring from oil production increased in 2023, with pledges and new rules aimed at curbing methane emissions yet to make a difference
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