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With which we need to tackle the climate crisis and the cost of living crisis and people reckon i think that those are intertwined, and also people responding positively to strong green campaigning on the ground. greens as champions in their communities and standing upfor champions in their communities and standing up for them on issues which are overlooked by other parties, whether that air quality or improving public transport or protecting the green spaces that we know and love or in sharing ...

May 7th 2022 marks the six-month countdown to COP27 and mass-participation relay organisers The World Relay are proud to announce [Running Out of Time|h...

Alan Jones claims it will be an economic suicide note for Australia if the country decides to adopt a net zero climate change plan.

Some good news in that sense that one of the bowlers of the energy crisis is that people are looking for alternative sources and one could be greener, cleaner energy. absolutely. british manufacturers have long led the way in terms of innovation. some of the technologies we use our world leaders and on the back of cop26, manufacturers have taken on the mantle of moving towards net zero. two—thirds of manufacturers have made changes to move toward that target. when we look back at firms where a...

There was a lot of pressure, particularly from the united states, to stop investing in hydrocarbon markets, to stop investing in the oil development and so forth, and so you had everybody on the back foot and then this crisis happened. if anything, it proved that, again, american policy of almost saying, "we need to wipe our hands of this and we can just transition easily" is not actually accurate, and so its a very harsh lesson to learn because it will stay with us for years to come. we will se...

So i think the economic ramifications of this - are pretty long—term. i want to pick up on that. part of the conversations that the world has been having about the energy transition and need to transition, there was a lot of pressure, particularly from the united states, to stop investing in hydrocarbon markets, to stop investing in the oil development and so forth, and so you had everybody on the back foot and then this crisis happened. if anything, it proved that, again, american policy of a...

The Swedish activist has a new message: Don’t just listen to the science, listen to the most vulnerable.

Queensland Nationals Senator Matt Canavan's “net zero is dead” campaign should hardly come as a surprise, argues Binoy Kampmark.

Deforestation is high, despite COP26 promises

Bangladesh envoy Saida Muna receives ‘Diplomat of the Year Award’ in London