Tense Exxon AGM delivers limited progress on climate
Oil giant accepts resolution to allow small shareholders to nominate board members, but rejects most other climate resolutions during high-profile annual general meeting
Yesterday saw Exxon Mobil, one of the world's largest oil firms, forced to accept a new shareholder agreement that could see a climate activist appointed to the company's executive board. The resolution,...
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New guides aim to accelerate shift towards net zero buildings, but challenges remain
New guidance and rating systems aim to help property developers and managers green their buildings, but an analysis warns Spending Review commitments could cover barely a thousandth of the total cost of making UK buildings net zero compatible
Why anyone who cares about climate action should have Georgia on their mind
As Andrew Warren argues, the high profile re-run election for Georgia's two Senate seats could yet determine the direction of US - and by extension global - climate efforts for years to come
Renewables revolution powers UK to top of decarbonisation league table
New report finds that the UK has decarbonised its electricity system twice as fast any another major economy
Global Briefing: Germany and Italy declare 'full steam ahead' for hydrogen train trials
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