IEA: Clean energy progress has stalled

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Agency warns clean tech investment is too slow to avoid worst impacts of global warming

Worldwide development of clean energy remains well below the level needed to prevent the worst impacts of climate change, the International Energy Agency (IEA) warned today. With coal continuing to...

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