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US coal companies' imminent bankruptcy may leave the taxpayers with the bill to clean up after them. Credit: pixabay

Empty Promises of Carbon Capture Tech Are No Excuse To Dig Up More Fossil Fuels

Marc Jones 09/12/2022

UK’s first new coal mine in 30 years, Woodhouse...

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Vanuatu Asks: Can There Be Legal Consequences for States That Caused Climate Harm?

Kanika Jamwal 06/12/2022

The Republic of Vanuatu published a draft resolution seeking...

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The Five Upshots of COP27 – and Its Principal Triumph

Radhika Chatterjee and Mrinali 24/11/2022

At COP27, economically developed countries tried to undermine the...

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Explained: What Are Carbon Taxes?

Anusha Krishnan 05/06/2022

Carbon tax is the price that governments impose on...

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4 Key Issues to Watch as World Leaders Prepare for the Glasgow Climate Summit

Rachel Kyte 29/10/2021

If COP21 in Paris was the agreement on a...

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Developed World Sabotages UN Climate Summit, Now Declared a Failure

Kabir Agarwal 16/12/2019

The developed world – led by the US –...

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COP25 Goes Into Overtime as Governments Refuse to Recognise Climate Emergency

Kabir Agarwal 14/12/2019

Over the last two weeks, ministers, delegates and negotiators...