What Are We Willing to Pay to Fight the Rising Sea?
As the ocean rises, homeowners in Avon, a tiny town on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, are confronting a tax increase of
‘Compelling reasons’ not to open Cumbrian coal mine, says Kwasi Kwarteng | Environment
There are “very compelling reasons” not to open a controversial planned coalmine in Cumbria, business and energy secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said on Wednesday.
How to Clean Up Steel? Bacteria, Hydrogen and a Lot of Cash.
Few materials are more essential than steel, yet steel mills are among the leading polluters. They burn coke, a derivative of coal, and
Global oil demand ‘could exceed pre-Covid levels without clean energy moves’ | Oil
The world’s oil demand could exceed pre-Covid 19 levels within the next two years unless concrete government action and legislation leads to a
Scott Morrison flags moving Australia to a ‘new energy economy’ in talks with US | Australian politics
Scott Morrison has reiterated his intention to reach net zero emissions “as soon as possible and preferably by 2050”, and transition Australia to
We must do more to drive the uptake of electric vehicles in Australia | Electric, hybrid and low-emission cars
Technological advances aimed at responding to climate change are happening at a dazzling pace around the world. We are seeing this most dramatically
Government to announce £1bn fund to help reduce emissions | Climate change
The government will spend more than £1bn helping schools, hospitals and industry to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and encourage the growth of new
‘Reading the writing on the wall’: why Wall Street is acting on the climate crisis | Climate change
Wildfires burned nearly 10.4m acres across the US last year. The most costly thunderstorm in US history caused $7.5bn in damage across Illinois,
Don’t believe hydrogen and nuclear hype – they can’t get us to net zero carbon by 2050 | Energy
Now that the whole world seems to be aligned behind the goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, the nuclear industry is
Doubling uptake of wind and solar power could set up Australia for net zero emissions by 2040 | Australia news
Australia could wipe out 80% of its greenhouse gas emissions – all of those from fossil fuel energy – in two decades by