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What President Biden and many of his fellow Democrats don’t understand is that recognizing the real need for oil and gas doesn’t conflict with incorporating other sources of energy.

Official caterers for Glasgow Conference tout success of their low carbon food strategy, noting that 60 per cent of all sales were plant-based

From deforestation to coal use, Indonesia was in the spotlight during the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.

From Big Oil to Big Tech, major companies are promising to go net zero and wash away their carbon sins. But critics say the corporate climate pledges are a smokescreen.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been promoting “can do capitalism” when Australia needs policies that treat all equally, argues Stuart Rees.

From the establishment of the first climate protocol in Kyoto in 1997 to the Paris Agreement in 2015, the world failed to meet the targets set to cut emissions

Suzuki, who was a professor at the genetics department of the University of British Columbia for nearly 40 years, later clarified that he was not condemning violence.

It is easier to critique the past from the future. So if we fast forward ten years, how will we judge COP26 which signalled a number of key changes?

As Marion Panoma followed closely the COP 26 discussions in Glasgow, Scotland, she looked back at how young people in her church, the United Protestant Church of France have kept alive the climate theme through their annual youth festival, the Grand KIFF.

Some Republicans are waking up to the dangers of climate change, but the actions they foresee are not in line with climate science.