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Research shows G20 per capita coal emissions continue to rise despite climate pledges and transition efforts by some members of the group of major economies. Between 2015 and 2022, per capita G20 coal emissions rose nine percent. Twelve G20 members, including Britain, Germany and the United States, were able to significantly decrease per capita emissions.

Amid huge profits for oil majors, pressure builds on banks to cut ties.

Emerging Asian economies need to take greater risks to overcome political constraints and accelerate the green energy transition.

Here are the top 5 proposals from APAC that impressed the judges at the regional level of the Inspiration Challenge, among which was an idea to use batteries made out of paper by a Singapore startup.

The readership of america. that is what this rating reflects, even if it doesnt necessarily translate immediately into financial reality. that is a really interesting point. thank you, good to talk to you. to the uk now, where the government is hosting industry leaders in the energy sector as it seeks to strike a balance between energy security and finding a path towards net zero. its committed to finding 100% emissions—free energy by 2050. butjust days ago, the government approved 100 new lic...

Papers, and as youd expect many are leading with the situation in greece. rhodes on fire, is the headline on the front of the metro alongside an image of families making their way to safety on the holiday island. the daily telegraph reports that travel companies are under pressure to repatriate thousands of britons from the greek island. the paper says it understands the prime minister is urging firms to ensure tourists who want to return home, can do. the allied warns against "fiddling with gre...

Fifty years ago, the oral contraceptive medication norgestrel was FDA-approved for prescription use. Now Opill, a brand-name version of this drug, offers millions of people access

Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats have sent letters to two wealthy businessmen and a major political activist requesting more information about undisclosed gifts to Supreme

Energy firms have made record profits by increasing production of oil and gas, far from their promises of rolling back emissions

Christina Cauterucci: The state has become a beacon for abortion access in a region with dwindling options.