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
Sydney Morning Herald reports that university is to cease investments in Whitehaven Coal following Greenpeace campaign
BBC reports that all mining licences awarded to coal firms between 1993 and 2010 have been deemed illegal
Energy and Climate Change Secretary unveils new scoping document outlining how successful carbon capture and storage industry could support 15,000 jobs by 2030
Trail-blazing White Rose carbon capture demonstration project takes another step forward
Ben Caldecott argues that the world needs to develop Coal Closure Funds to manage the necessary decline of the industry
Standards & Poor's report suggests environmental regulations, cleaner alternatives, and falling prices are cranking up the risks faced by coal investors
Government-backed report concludes that sustainable biomass can cut carbon emissions, but fears remain that some projects could lead to higher emissions