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economic stimulus

'Good money after bad': Why new coal power would be a risky post-Covid-19 investment

Almost half of all global coal plants are already set to run at a loss in 2020, warns think tank Carbon Tracker

Energy
08 April 2020

Green battle lines drawn over road and aviation industry bailouts

Civil society, researchers, and business leaders argue that multi-million pound transport industry bailouts must come with climate-friendly conditions attached