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Energy experts say global investment patterns show a spectacular shift, with renewables on the rise and support for fossil fuels in sharp decline
Expansion of fossil fuel extraction amounts to “climate denial”, says think tank Oil Change International, but observers argue some additional oil and gas could be safe
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Holyrood’s climate change secretary Roseanna Cunningham talks ambition, electric cars, tree planting and Brexit
Choosing your power source should come down science and economics, but as the UK’s Hinkley saga shows it’s also a deeply political game
There have been huge falls in renewable energy costs. But investment is still not enough to avoid dangerous climate change, says intergovernmental agency
As coal and gas-fired power stations run less, they are becoming less competitive on cost, finds Carbon Tracker
The makers of When Two Worlds Collide talk indigenous rights, economic development and the bloodiest political struggle of Peru’s recent history
New UK climate minister thin on details but says government will play an active role in global low carbon diplomacy
Proposed cuts are “far from sufficient” and must be six times greater by 2030 to stop the world warming beyond 2C, a study finds on the eve of the G20 leaders meeting
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Scientists to explore emission pathways that could lead to lower levels of global warming with IPCC study due in 2018
China’s current coal power capacity can meet electricity demands up to 2030, two of Beijing’s top climate and energy experts tell China Dialogue
Ex No.10 advisor says Brussels has held back British climate ambitions: without its oppressive regulations carbon emissions can fall further and faster
Indigenous people, clean energy and climate finance were absent from a parade of environmentalist clichés, writes India Bourke
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The 8GW Sao Luiz do Tapajos hydropower project is expected to get the thumbs down from Brazilian regulators, in move cautiously welcomed by activists
Libertarian Party emerges as unlikely home for climate-concerned Republicans as Donald Trump rails against green laws