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Climate change

Climate change

Could global greenhouse gas emissions experience an historic fall in 2015?

New report predicts global carbon dioxide emissions on track to decline 0.6 per cent this year, marking second year when emissions growth has failed to track economic growth

clock 07 December 2015 •

Climate change

Global 'blue carbon' partnership launched to highlight role of coastal ecosystems in tackling climate change

International Partnership for Blue Carbon will work to increase the understanding of emissions from marine and coastal habitats and boost action to protect them

clock 07 December 2015 •

Climate change

UK ministers criticised for flying to Paris climate talks

Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers accused of snubbing greener Eurostar link for flights

clock 07 December 2015 •

Management

Do businesses back Mark Carney's call for net zero emissions?

The Bank of England Governor suggested businesses should set science-based targets, but is he being realistic?

clock 07 December 2015 •

CCS

Europe's leaders must set coal phase-out dates to hit climate targets, says Greenpeace

Greenpeace urges European leaders to "ramp up" efforts to phase out coal as new analysis reveals the region's coal-fired power stations released 762 million tonnes of CO2 in 2014

clock 05 December 2015 •

Policy

Yale University: Businesses and regions unite to deliver gigatons of carbon savings

New study explores how thousands of businesses, cities and regions are now signed up to supporting UN emission reduction goals

clock 04 December 2015 •

Climate change

COP21: UN unveils two new slimmed down texts as talks reach half way mark

New texts suggest progress is being made at Paris Summit, but key dividing lines remain.

clock 04 December 2015 •

Venture Capital

Schwarzenegger's R20 programme calls for $1bn climate finance accelerator

As cities take centre stage in Paris, Regions of Climate Action group, founded by former US governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, is to argue seed funding body would 'jumpstart' green investment

clock 04 December 2015 •

Investment

Money continues to overshadow climate deal as COP21 negotiators get down to work

On day three of the Paris climate talks questions remain over whether enough finance has been pledged to deliver a successful agreement next week

clock 02 December 2015 •

Supply chain

Soil crisis escalates as third of arable land lost in 40 years, but could sewage hold the answer?

Major new study argues a return to using sewage as fertiliser may help tackle potentially catastrophic loss of soil nutrients

clock 02 December 2015 •
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