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PM Scott Morrison said Australia would achieve net zero by 2050 ‘the Australian way’. It is pure spin, argues Petrina Harley.

The BBC’s Natural History Unit has partnered with transformational charity Moondance...

Discussion of a new paper about how performance-based grants have affected local revenue collection in Mozambique.

PR companies that support and conspire with fossil fuel companies to spread misinformation about climate change need to start thinking outside the barrel.

The effect of the Glasgow COP26 meeting continues to grow and is now propelling the carbon-trading market.

Will the first union budget since India’s new net zero emissions pledge at COP26 in Glasgow put the wheels in motion to meet the deadline of 2070, or will India continue to spend more on carbon-emitting coal than on renewable energy?

Despite the final communique of the COP26 climate change summit, coal mining companies are making a killing

Targets are easy to announce, pledges are a dime-a-dozen, and effective action is difficult to assess. The SBTi's data is sorting the talk from the action.

A federal judge revoked the Gulf of Mexico sale held last November, saying its environmental impact had not been properly considered by the Trump-era Interior Department.

With the COP26, the hope of controlling global warming is further eroding. The commitments made will make it possible, at best, to stabilize carbon emissions by 2030. A mediocre prospect, since emissions would have to be halved to limit the rising temperatures to 1.5 degrees — the ideal threshold se...