Carbon Tax

At COP27, Island Nations Want India Also To Pay for Climate Damage

What the Controversial 1972 ‘Limits to Growth’ Report Got Right

The Pandemic Has Laid Bare India’s Dependence on Fossil Fuels for Revenue

Interview | ‘We’re Finally Talking About Solutions on the Scale of the Crisis We Face’: Naomi Klein

Canada Declares Climate Emergency, Then Approves Massive Oil Pipeline Expansion

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A Robin Hood Climate Tax for India

An international collaboration between universities and industry will further develop carbon capture and storage technology – one of the best hopes for drastically reducing carbon emissions. Credit: allispossible.org.uk/Flickr CC BY 2.0

Carbon Capture: Universities and Industry Work Together to Tackle Emissions