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Asian temperatures could rise disastrously
Profligate fossil fuel use could cause Asian temperatures to rise by 6°C, bringing floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions.
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21 Jul 2017
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Sweden blazes trail to electric cars
The growing popularity of electric cars leads one major European manufacturer to a sharp cut in fossil fuel-driven vehicle production.
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17 Jul 2017
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Frank
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Task Force Reports on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
Final Report seeks to help companies disclose Climate-related Risks and Opportunities efficiently and effectively
Posted On
29 Jun 2017
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Organic farming may not cut climate risk
Organic farming does not always benefit the environment in the ways people expect, and may not avert climate change effects, scientists say.
Posted On
25 Jun 2017
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Frank
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Money runs short for nuclear energy’s survival
Renewable fuels are challenging nuclear energy’s survival everywhere, and financing new reactors is growing increasingly difficult.
Posted On
24 Jun 2017
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Frank
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Are electric vehicle subsidies the right approach?
Subsidies may be the least efficient and most expensive way of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Posted On
22 Jun 2017
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Frank
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Natural gas can’t help to curb climate change
Too much reliance on natural gas to generate electricity means the Paris climate target will be missed and money wasted on underused pipelines.
Posted On
22 Jun 2017
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Frank
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Sustainability revolution keeps Taliban at bay
The winners of an annual worldwide competition to spread clean energy have been urged to see it as a sustainability revolution.
Posted On
18 Jun 2017
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Frank
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