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It’s a galloping goodbye to Europe’s coalEurope’s coal has powered it for centuries. But with gathering speed it is now turning its back on the fuel. -
UK gas plans a carbon-free future with hydrogenCommitted to a carbon-free future by 2050, the UK gas industry is to switch to green hydrogen and biogas.
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Q&A with Shell: 'Most things we did were the right things at the right time'Mark Gainsborough of Shell’s New Energies division speaks to Eco-Business about the oil and gas giant’s renewables ventures, its future in fossil fuels, and what it would have done differently in hindsight. -
Developing Asia’s coal demand helped cancel out rich-world emissions cuts last yearCarbon & Climate
Developing Asia’s coal demand helped cancel out rich-world emissions cuts last year
High-income nations released less carbon dioxide last year. But emissions increased elsewhere as developing regions struggled to balance economic growth and climate action, while heavy industries and transport emissions were as hard to abate as ever.
Natural Gas Opinion
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European Investment Bank makes a big shift away from oil and gas– In a new draft policy, the bank pledges to ditch the funding of fossil infrastructure projects by the end of next year. -
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Beyond renewables: How to reduce energy-related emissions by measuring what matters– Despite the uptick in renewable energy usage, global emissions have steadily increased. World Resources Institute's John Woolard argues that commitments to 100% renewables will not alone curb the worst impacts of climate change. -
As the oceans rise, so do your risks of breast cancer– Evidence shows that the growth of air pollutants—as well as rising temperatures, increased rain and flooding—connect breast cancer with climate change.
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