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21 04 2020 | 10:51

IRENA’s Global Renewables Outlook: Renewable energy can support resilient and equitable recovery.

IRENA’s first Global Renewables Outlook shows decarbonisation of the energy system supports short-term recovery while creating resilient and inclusive economies and societies

21 04 2020 | 05:09

JOB VACANCIES: deadline 30 April 2020 / Junior Researcher, African Climate, University of Cape Town

Climate Change Job Vacancy: Junior Researcher, African Climate, University of Cape Town Organization:University of Cape Town Position:Junior Researcher, African Climate Duty Station:Cape Town,…

21 04 2020 | 04:59

JOB VACANCIES: deadline 20 April 2020 / Certification Officer, SustainCERT

Climate Change Job Vacancy: Certification Officer, SustainCERT Organization:SustainCERT Position:Certification Officer Duty Station:India Deadline for Application: 20 April 2020 Term:Full-time…

19 04 2020 | 19:50

How the spread of coronavirus is testing Africa.

Africa has passed the grim milestone of 10,000 reported cases of coronavirus, along with more than 500 deaths, according to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (ACDC). As the daily…

19 04 2020 | 08:10

Madrid 1995: Diagnosing climate change.

John Houghton chaired the tense IPCC meeting without which there would be no Kyoto Protocol. Here he recalls how science won the day. Climate change is increasingly recognized as one of the most…

19 04 2020 | 08:05

Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group ends financing for coal-fired power plants.

Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc (SMFG) said on Thursday it would no longer lend to new coal-fired power plants from May 1, a day after peer Mizuho Financial Group Inc said it would stop…

19 04 2020 | 07:59

Europe can achieve climate neutrality with 100% renewables.

A 100% renewable energy system enables the EU to become climate neutral before 2050 in the most cost-effective manner, a new report of SolarPower Europe and LUT University states.

19 04 2020 | 07:55

Why Ghana’s smallholders aren’t excited by the latest ‘Green Revolution’

The Green Revolution – the introduction of new higher yielding seed varieties, increased use of fertiliser, irrigation and other mechanisation introduced since the 1960s – brought about a great …

19 04 2020 | 07:54

American Voters Favor Offshore Wind.

Over 80% of the nation’s voters favor offshore wind energy. Widespread support comes from both major political parties and every demographic group across the country, according to a national survey…

19 04 2020 | 07:51

Longview coal plant – one of America’s best and newest – has just gone bankrupt.

The failure of a model project in West Virginia signals increasingly dire industry problems This week’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by Longview Power offers a harsh glimpse into the increasingly…

19 04 2020 | 07:48

Siemens and Uniper join forces for ‘green hydrogen’ project.

Siemens has signed an agreement with Uniper for the development of green hydrogen. d cooperation is the production and use of “green hydrogen”. The companies intend to implement projects in this…

19 04 2020 | 07:48

Locust invasion creates food crisis for 1 million Ethiopians.

The UN says locusts in Ethiopia have damaged 200,000 hectares of cropland, as region braces for new swarms. Some one million people in Ethiopia require emergency food aid after swarms of desert…

19 04 2020 | 07:44

Shell announces net zero ambition for 2050.

Royal Dutch Shell, one of the worlds largest emitters, has announced plans to become a net-zero emissions business by 2050 or sooner. According to a report by the Guardian, Shell is the seventh…

19 04 2020 | 07:40

Will the SDGs Still be Relevant after the Pandemic? A Disability Rights Perspective

STORY HIGLIGHTS -The SDGs need to be re-focused into feasible and inclusive life-saving actions that can be and are carried out for people everywhere. -The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent policies…

19 04 2020 | 07:39

Ukraine: wildfires draw dangerously close to Chernobyl site.

Witnesses accuse government of covering up severity of blaze near site of nuclear disaster. Wildfires in Ukraine have spread to just over a mile from the defunct Chernobyl nuclear power plant and a…

19 04 2020 | 07:37

Governor signs legislation mandating transition to 100% renewable energy in Virginia.

Virginia’s governor has signed into law targets for over 21GW of renewable generation and more than 3GW of energy storage as part of new measures which will require electricity to come from 100%…

19 04 2020 | 07:37

Total’s Pouyanné reaffirms oil major’s push into renewable energy sector.

The recent oil price shock brought on by the coronavirus epidemic may slow down investment in low-carbon assets by the integrated majors, but it will not stop Total SA from transitioning into a…

19 04 2020 | 07:32

How COVID-19 could ruin weather forecasts and climate records.

As climate- and ecological-monitoring projects go dark, data that stretch back for decades will soon contain coronavirus-associated gaps. Twice per year, Ed Dever’s group at Oregon State University…

19 04 2020 | 07:31

Coronavirus: Lions nap on road during South African lockdown.

Sooner or later animals were going to notice that the humans had disappeared and in South Africa's Kruger National Park lions have been taking advantage. Park ranger Richard Sowry was out on patrol…

19 04 2020 | 07:29

Seychelles readies the world’s largest salt-water floating solar plant.

It will be built across 40,000 square meters of water Located in the Indian Ocean archipelago, and with a population of just 25,400 souls, Seychelles is putting together the world’s largest floating…