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Australian Institute study dismisses argument coal drives growth and finds no evidence of coal companies using the fuel in their own poverty reduction programmes

Industry report finds 22 projects in construction or operation, but worldwide the development pipeline is shrinking

Removal of carbon price has led to a surge in the use of brown coal generators in Australian electricity sector, analysis shows

SaskPower's C$1.4bn Boundary Dam project shows technology is "not science fiction, but today's reality"

Reports confirm court stands by earlier ruling that licences were awarded illegally, declaring mines now have six months to wind down their operations

Reports suggest government is to ban the use of the dirtiest coal, as it seeks to tackle smog crisis

State energy company’s plans to enlarge lignite mines in Germany thrown into doubt during election debate

Indian government urges Supreme Court not to cancel all coal licences following landmark corruption ruling

Companies and activists alike are working to make processes like fracking and tar sands oil production more environmentally responsible - should we beat them up or cheer them on?

Burning Europe’s lignite reserves would wipe out carbon budget from 2020 until the end of the century, says Greenpeace