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This is not simply a matter of whether to address these emissions — but whether they are accounted for at all.

The world’s two largest economies, and biggest carbon emitters, have the political and economic clout to push the developed world to taken financial responsibility for the years of emissions that have contributed to climate change.

New Zealand’s international pledges, domestic laws and carbon budgets run on different timelines. They could be better aligned to make sure everyone understands how Aotearoa plans to cut emissions.

The Duke of Cambridge spoke at the Tusk Conservation Awards in London

In an exclusive interview, scientist Valentina Zharkova told The Epoch Times that her 2015 paper predicting the onset ...

COP26, while a mixed bag, maintained progress toward global climate goals, says Rob Stavins.

New guidance published today by the Cabinet Office will be used to cut emissions of government buildings.

Its the largest single gift former President Barack Obamas philanthropic organization...

Holcim Philippines signs solar power purchase agreement with Blueleaf Energy

The COP26 climate conference in Glasgow concluded earlier this month with an agreement to phase down the use of coal in an effort to keep the target of global temperature...