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Colombia in talks with Germany over debt-nature swaps, minister says
Colombia last month launched a new investment portfolio for its climate adaptation plans, which it hopes will attract some $40 billion.
Deal on climate aid hangs in balance at UN COP29 summit
Nations at COP29 are deadlocked on a key climate aid pact, divided over who pays and how much.
US rules on conflict minerals have not reduced violence in Congo, GAO says
A U.S. watchdog found no evidence that the SEC's 2012 conflict minerals rule has reduced violence in eastern Congo.
UN biodiversity summit in Colombia aims to turn words into action
Representatives from some 200 countries are expected at the Oct. 21 to Nov. 1 COP16 biodiversity conference in the Colombian city of Cali.
US looks to resurrect more nuclear reactors, White House adviser says
The Biden administration plans to restart decommissioned nuclear reactors to meet growing demand for emissions-free power.
Making customers pay for Fisker vehicles recall repairs is illegal, DOJ says
Fisker has also issued multiple recalls this year to fix issues related to door handles, faulty software and noncompliance.
Analysis: EU backing for China EV tariffs shows Berlin’s waning influence
Germany's split with the EU on Chinese EV tariffs highlights its diminishing influence on EU policy, as Berlin prioritizes domestic concerns.
Stellantis files new suits against United Auto Workers union
Stellantis filed eight more lawsuits against the UAW, alleging contract violations over strike threats tied to delayed investments.
Does hydrogen need a passport? The case for global standards for sustainable fuels
A report from the IEA stresses the need for unified global standards in biofuels and hydrogen to better track, and drive, progress on...
Kazakhs approve plan for first nuclear power plant
Kazakhstan, overcoming Soviet-era nuclear test fears, approved its first nuclear power plant in a referendum with 71.12 per cent support.
