UK must become global leader in tackling climate crisis, says CBI.
Britain needs to step up and become a global leader in climate action, creating a number of green jobs and boosting productivity to help the economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic, the CBI will say on Monday.
Read MoreComedy Wildlife Photography awards 2020 finalists – in pictures.
Take a look at some of the light-hearted images of wildlife submitted by finalists from this year’s Comedy Wildlife Photography awards
Read MoreEgypt in talks to export excess renewable energy to Europe, African neighbors.
Egypt has begun talks over plans to sell electricity to Europe and Africa, pressing its advantage as a producer of cheap renewable energy in a bid to become a regional export hub, the head of its sovereign wealth fund said.
Read MoreGoogle announces its lifetime net carbon footprint is now zero.
Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai has revealed that the company has eliminated its entire carbon legacy.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s Ardern Pledges 100% Renewable Energy by 2030 if Her Labour Party Wins Next Month’s Election.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has promised to achieve 100 percent renewabl
Read MoreOPEC Turns 60: An Oil Cartel on Life Support.
In 1973, a handful of oil-rich countries, led by Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq, brought the mighty U.S. economy to its knees by slapping an oil embargo on Washington and its allies. The suspension of oil shipments from the Middle East to the U.S.
Read MoreWildfires and Weather Extremes: It's Not Coincidence, it's Climate Change.
*This story was originally published on CBS News on September 9, 2020. All data and statistics are based on publicly available data at the time of publication.
Read MoreFive cyclones churn in Atlantic Ocean for only second time in history.
Bermuda shutters schools and ports for Hurricane Paulette Hurricane Sally moves towards US Gulf coast For only the second time in recorded history, five tropical cyclones are churning in the Atlantic Ocean at the same time.
Read MoreEU to withdraw free CO2 pollution credits to clear way for carbon border tax.
The European Commission plans to withdraw free allowances given to polluting industries under the EU’s emission trading system (ETS) in order to clear the way for their inclusion in the bloc’s upcoming carbon border adjustment mechanism, the EU executive’s vice-president, Valdis Dombrovskis, said
Read More'Lost decade for nature' as UK fails on 17 of 20 UN biodiversity targets.
UK government said it failed on two-thirds of targets, but RSPB analysis is bleaker – and suggests UK is moving backwards in some areas.
Read MoreNorthern hemisphere breaks record for hottest ever summer.
Past three months were 1.17C above 20th-century average 2020 on track to be one of five warmest years, Noaa finds This summer was the hottest ever recorded in the northern hemisphere, according to US government scientists.
Read MoreEU commission accused of 'cheating' on net-zero emissions accounting.
Leaked proposal includes carbon sinks provided by trees, soils and oceans in target. The EU executive has been accused of “cheating” on its 2030 climate plans by proposing to include carbon sinks provided by trees, soils and oceans in its emissions reduction goal.
Read MoreThe facts of extinction and the need to act.
The evidence of wildlife decline can be seen on our own doorsteps, writes Pat Twidale, while Sarah Flavell wonders what it will take for us to wake up from our complacency.
Read MoreGas industry donates millions to Australian political parties.
Records show relatively even contributions to Coalition and Labor as Morrison government announces ‘gas-led recovery’ of economy.
Read MoreIndonesia: No bailout – only one listed coal company is profitable, the rest are in the red.
With only one leading coal company currently making a profit, the Indonesian government must let the market decide the future for financially broken coal companies wishing to avoid payments of much-needed royalties and loans,
Read MoreBP energy outlook sees global fossil fuel demand falling for first time this year.
Fossil fuel consumption is set to shrink for the first time in modern history as climate policies boost renewable energy while the coronavirus epidemic leaves a lasting effect on global energy demand, BP said in a forecast.
Read More'A shame for the world': Uganda's fragile forest ecosystem destroyed for sugar
Conservationists say clearance of Bugomo reserve for plantation is blow to biodiversity and country’s reputation on wildlife
Read MoreGREENPEACE AFRICA: An even darker side to plastics in Africa.
Research shows a more horrific truth behind plastic production.
Read MoreMost plastic will never be recycled – and the manufacturers couldn’t care less.
Oil and gas companies make far more money churning out new plastic than reusing old. Meanwhile, the public gets the blame.
Read MoreDrought, plague, fire: the apocalypse feels nigh. Yet we have tools to stop it.
In climate change, the Four Horsemen have a perfect force of destruction. Maybe these fires and floods will be a wake-up call to stop stalling.
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