Mathias Cormann ‘can’t wait’ to start OECD job and singles out climate as key challenge | Australia news
Mathias Cormann says he cannot wait to start his new role as the head of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Cumbria mine: what will the public inquiry look at? | Climate change
A public inquiry is to be held into plans for the UK’s first new deep coalmine in decades after the communities secretary “called
Countries Tried to Curb Trade in Plastic Waste. The U.S. Is Shipping More.
One reason for the rise in plastic scrap from the United States, she said, could be the manufacturing of personal protective equipment that
Climate experts in dismay at choice of Mathias Cormann as OECD chief | OECD
Climate experts have expressed dismay at the choice of Mathias Cormann, a former finance minister in an Australian government with a record of
Mathias Cormann elected OECD chief despite climate record | OECD
Australia’s former finance minister Mathias Cormann has won a hard-fought election to become the new chief of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
‘Kern runs on oil’: as California confronts climate crisis, one county is ready to drill | California
Kern county, which sprawls more than 8,000 square miles, connecting the Sierra Nevada slopes and the Mojave Desert to the counties on the
US Should Pledge to Cut Heat-trapping Emissions At Least 50 Percent Below 2005 Levels by 2030
This post is a part of a series on Priorities for the Biden Administration President Biden has brought the US back into the
China leads world’s biggest increase in wind power capacity | Energy industry
China built more new windfarm capacity in 2020 than the whole world combined in the year before, leading to an annual record for
Shipping industry proposes ‘moonshot’ fossil fuel levy | Greenhouse gas emissions
Shipping industry representatives, backed by several countries, have submitted a proposal to the UN to charge a climate-related levy on fossil fuels used
NSW to go it alone on vehicle emissions standards to avoid becoming ‘dumping ground’ | Greenhouse gas emissions
Plans are in the works for New South Wales to go it alone on vehicle emissions regulations after nearly two decades of inaction