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But campaigners warn ambitious agreement urgently needed to reform global financial system and accelerate flows of climate finance

Climate and economic experts are pointing out that the systemic global and local problems behind sticky food inflation need more than just monetary approaches.

Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, has unveiled plans to boost clean energy in the UK with solar a central pillar in achieving this.

Low carbon power has reportedly met more than half of the UKs electricity needs over the past two months, slashing billions off bills.

Governments and companies are committing to cut and counter carbon emissions, but robust strategies to achieve their goals are lacking. Governments and companies are committing to cut and counter carbon emissions, but robust strategies to achieve their goals are lacking.

Opinium polling reveals a plurality of voters approve of more interventionist approach from government to catalyse green investment

The number of fossil fuel companies setting net-zero emissions targets has risen sharply over the past year, but most fail to address key concerns.

Britain wasted enough wind energy last year to power more than one million homes, according to new research that claims that approvals for grid upgrades are not matching the pace of wind power development.

New analysis from ECIU calculates that reduction in energy production from halting new North Sea gas projects could be easily covered through new renewables projects and heat pump roll out

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