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The South African government has told cash-strapped power company Eskom it can’t invest in new electricity generation
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The carbon credit certifier has both grown rapidly and faced mounting integrity accusations during outgoing CEO’s tenure.
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Brazil’s new president Lula is set to improve on the climate target set by his far-right predecessor Jair Bolsonaro, Reuters sources say
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The call sparked accusations of “climate apartheid” as it does not differentiate between rich and poor nations
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Despite a multi-billion dollars clean energy transition deal, South Africa expects to keep coal plants running for longer while it battles electricity blackouts.
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A multi-billion dollar reparations scheme has been proposed for fossil fuel companies to atone for the damage caused by their greenhouse gas emissions
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While President Lula’s environment minister Marina Silva supported the decision, Lula ally Randolfe Rodrigues vowed to oppose it
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The group will “provide guidance and counsel” to the Cop28 presidency this year and beyond
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The mastermind of Germany’s energy transition, Patrick Graichen has been accused of cronyism in the appointment process of a think-tank.
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Rich nations’ leaders need to uphold their commitment to a clean and sustainable energy future.
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Consumer watchdogs around the world are giving increasingly short shrift to offsetting-based company claims that their products are ‘carbon neutral’
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France will spend €500m a year on tax credits for wind and solar power, heat pumps and batteries funded by a tax rise on carbon-intensive fuels
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The UAE’s climate envoy Sultan Al-Jaber called for a “phase out of fossil fuel emissions” rather than fossil fuels
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The company is looking at how to get some money back despite Gustavo Petro’s government looking to ban it from fracking in Colombia
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The first Global Stocktake will tell us collective efforts need to be stepped up to reach the Paris Agreement goals. The question is how countries will respond to it.
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Japanese engineering giant Mitsubishi has announced a major investment in carbon removal technology, despite continuing to run fossil fuel power plants.
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Information about projects to help adapt to climate change is scattered, hard-to-find and incomplete, making keeping track of them impossible
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