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Carbon EmissionTop carbon emitters fall short on climate risk disclosure, report says
Eight out of 10 audits also showed no evidence of assessing climate risk, for example testing the assumptions and estimates made about impairments on long-lived assets, before the accounts were ...
Investor group sets tough climate blueprint for oil producers
Oil and gas companies such as BP and Royal Dutch Shell have published targets and strategies aimed at battling climate change, but the huge variation in scope, definitions and ambition makes analysis ...
Little to celebrate after 50 years of activism: Greenpeace chief
Greenpeace has vastly expanded since the early days and now has than 3,500 staff operating in some 55 countries - almost as big as some of the multinational firms it targets
World's largest plant capturing CO2 from air starts up in Iceland
Constructed by Switzerland's Climeworks and Iceland's Carbfix, the plant in its full capacity will draw 4,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) out of the air every year
Funding needed to tackle life-shortening air pollution: Report
An annual survey by the Clean Air Fund, which looks into how much money is given to the fight against air pollution by donor governments and philanthropic organisations, found that air quality is low ...
China premier urges major powers to 'take responsibility' for environment
China has been promoting the concept of ‘harmony with nature’ and the use of ‘nature-based solutions’ as it prepares to host global negotiations on a new biodiversity accord
China warns US climate cooperation at risk on political tensions
Climate watchers are hoping that the talks will lead to more ambitious pledges by both countries to tackle greenhouse gas emissions
Leak and destroy: On the hunt for climate killing gas
After finding a rusty gas canister near his midwest US home, Rick Karas checked online if it was worth anything. Incredibly, it turned out to be a coveted commodity in the battle against climate ...
Court fines France record sum over air pollution
The Court said measures decided by the government were insufficient to improve air quality, because some might not actually be implemented, and their likely effects had not been properly evaluated
Tokyo puts a spotlight on sustainability at Olympic Games
The gold, silver and bronze medals were forged from recycled metal from old mobile phones and other small appliances donated by the general public and the 3D-printed victory ceremony podiums were ...
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