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First shipment of Canadian tar sands heads towards EU shores

NEWS: Arrival of tar sands in Spain next week will raise fears that Europe will provide new market for polluting fuel

NEWS: China carbon emissions tool tests impact of radical energy policies – with prospects of emissions peak by 2025

NEWS: Draft European Commission briefing note shows jitters over dependence on Russian gas

COMMENT: As the polls open, RTCC speaks to MEPs on what the next European Parliament could – and should – achieve

NEWS: India’s victorious BJP to prioritise clean energy as part of mission to develop country, says party official

NEWS: UN Secretary General hails Chinese efforts to combat climate change during trip to Shanghai

NEWS: More ambitious solar target will help China to cut its reliance on coal as it targets air pollution

ANALYSIS: If India’s new BJP leader puts India on the path of sustainable development, he could help save the planet

ANALYSIS: New US power plant standards, due in June, will be the ultimate litmus test of Obama’s Climate Action Plan

NEWS: Central European coalition says EU must ensure 2030 climate policies do not unfairly burden poor bloc members

NEWS: China’s 13th Five-Year Plan could be key to ending China’s dependence on coal, says Lord Stern report

ANALYSIS: Submissions on a UN climate treaty are starting to flood in – and they show just how many differences remain

NEWS: US to test ‘hurricane-resilient’ wind turbines in three projects, supplying extra 67MW of clean energy to grid

NEWS: G7 energy security meeting focuses on renewables, but also pushes for new fossil fuel supplies and infrastructure

NEWS: Tougher air pollution standards needed in face of increasing levels of ozone, conclude scientists in new study

NEWS: Climate change already having visible impacts across US, and temperatures could rise another 2.2C in coming decades

NEWS: Less rainfall in shorter bursts risks damaging agriculture and causing flooding in India, warn scientists

NEWS: Coal and nuclear provide more than half of the country’s electricity, with the future mix central to the USA’s climate ambitions

INTERVIEW: China’s emissions growth matters “to the whole world”, says EU climate commissioner during Chinese visit

NEWS: Falling water levels in US state more severe than any event since the late 1500s megadrought, say scientists