The idea renewables are not competitive with fossil fuels and nuclear power has lost all basis in fact: it’s time to wake up to the energy revolution
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The luxury cruise ship Crystal Serenity is embarking on an historic voyage through the Arctic, and it’s likely to herald a surge in similar trips say experts at ICCT
Drought and heat have hit Ugandan harvests, but new varieties of seeds and beans could help secure food supplies in vulnerable regions
New research warns that the growing reliance on smart technologies is leading to a rapid rise in internet energy demand that will push up carbon dioxide emissions
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Coal has entered a structural decline, say experts, leaving gas as the second largest source of carbon behind petroleum
Reports suggest Kerry visit at end of July caused president Duterte to reassess comments on UN global warming pact
Falling costs and rising carbon risks are leading companies located in areas blessed with wind and solar to invest in renewables
Fifty-seven countries accounting for 59.88% of global emissions have now indicated they will sign agreement before end of 2016
News programmes let us down by hosting irrelevant debates when we face so many urgent and interesting questions.
Reports indicate Beijing is pushing UN climate deal towards ratification, with 21 September UN climate meeting in New York possible date for announcement
Announcement makes entry into force for Paris deal more likely, but concerns remain over both countries’ weak emission cutting goals
Survey finds that 69% of visitors to the world’s largest coral reef system are motivated by the fear that it might disappear
Scientists to explore emission pathways that could lead to lower levels of global warming with IPCC study due in 2018
Record high temperatures in Arctic Russia are believed to be one of the main factors behind the emergence of the deadly anthrax disease in northwestern Siberia
Warning that humans may already have emitted enough carbon dioxide to undermine the 1.5°C temperature rise threshold agreed by 195 nations last December
Former head of Philippines climate commission calls on new president to accept climate science and slow coal power growth
Incoming CVF chair says group will be ‘visionary’ in efforts to generate political momentum on greenhouse gas emission cuts
Political focus on tackling climate change has dropped since Paris talks, but need for urgent action remains writes Thoriq Ibrahim