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2021 was a big year for sustainability. But news that Sen. Joe Manchin would vote no on the Build Back Better plan puts Biden's climate goals at risk.

After a hugely dramatic year, the green economy faces a uniquely challenging few months as the opponents of climate action prepare to ramp up their opposition to the net zero transition

Chinese policymakers face tough decisions as recent events have shown the country will still depend on coal for some time. There is still much to do, but substantial progress in the shift to renewable energy offers hope.

During 2021 the role that financial institutions can play in tackling climate change came increasingly into focus.

Producers of “green wave” materials, like copper, uranium and lithium, will also be beneficiaries of the net-zero trend

End-to-end broadcast and live event solutions bring live coverage of critical climate change Summit to millions around the world...

Chief executives and CEOs of companies from sectors ranging from telecom, electronics, auto, hospitality and consumer goods shared their views

The success of cop26 wont be known for the next few years, but if the world continues to warm, failure will be obvious. hearing no objections. it is so decided.

Caucus, representative pramila jayapal. thank you so much for joining us. at one point, you reportedly sat down with senator manchin for what was described as a three-hour private dinner. did you see his announcement yesterday on fox news coming or were you stunned? >> wolf, its good to see you. i did sit down with senator manchin. i dont know if it was three hours, it might have been two hours, and it wasnt a dinner. but we had a very good conversation. i will say i left most of the negotiating...

According to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, about 97% of climate scientists have concluded that human-caused climate change is real.