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The declaration of El Nino conditions in the middle of a spring heatwave is the sort of news that can cause dread in Australia. The climate cycle...
Japan has begun discharging contaminated waste water from the crippled Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant. Ans from the reaction prior to the release...
A village in the arid savannah of west Africa seems an unlikely place to mark the birth of an energy revolution. But If promoters of the next big...
Bloomberg – You can learn a lot about the climates we live in by the buildings we construct. The steep roofs of Thai temples and Norwegian stave...
One of the last bastions of industry where carbon emissions go largely unregulated may be about to fall. Shipping — which consumes about 5% of the...
If you were looking for a silver lining in the cloud of smoke that’s descended on New York in recent weeks as wildfires raged through Canada’s...
More than 12 years after the disaster that closed Japan’s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, the country will soon dispose of one of the most...
Just recently, the coast of Myanmar was hit by one of the strongest cyclones ever seen in the northern Indian Ocean. A record heatwave spread across...
What if climate change itself provided a lifeline to fossil fuels? That’s what’s shaping up to happen in Asia this summer. The continent’s...
What does it look like when the world’s biggest oil producers capitulate to the decline of their key product? We’re seeing it today. The surprise...
Did we just win? It’s certainly sounding that way. Emissions from fossil fuels — the key driver of global warming since the dawn of the industrial...
For those betting against the world’s ability to kick its carbon addiction, the commodities boom of the past few years has provided fresh...
For a century, the world’s oceangoing fleet has been powered by crude. The 50,000 ships plowing the high seas consume more than 5 million barrels...
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