Europe
Dutch court to rule on Shell appeal against landmark climate order
A Dutch court will rule Tuesday on whether to uphold a 2021 mandate for Shell to cut emissions by 45% by 2030.
Spain’s flood disaster was its worst in recent history. Here’s what went wrong
Flash floods in Valencia killed over 220 people, with delayed warnings and poor infrastructure worsening the disaster.
Greens mock Fianna Fail’s ‘newfound interest in climate’
The Green Party criticizes Fianna Fáil's 'newfound interest in climate,' citing years of resistance on key policies.
Scotland’s ban on wood-burning stoves in new homes scrapped
“A ban on wood-burning stoves would have had a devastating effect on our rural and island communities."
What happens if Russian gas transit via Ukraine stops?
Heavy fighting near the Russian town of Sudzha, where Russian gas flows into Ukraine, has raised concerns over a sudden stop to transit...
Analysis: New green steel firms could reap rewards as EU carbon tariffs loom
New and strengthened rules in the EU against supply chain carbon emissions provide an opportunity for green steel producers.
UK consumer watchdog urges government to tackle barriers to heat pumps and EVs
The consumer watchdog’s annual survey, now in its third year, tracks shoppers’ attitudes towards sustainability.
Bentley to launch SUV EV in 2026, extend sales of plug-in hybrids to 2035
Bentley delays full EV shift to 2035, launching its first electric SUV in 2026 with plans for hybrids till 2035, citing demand.
Scottish net zero secretary hopes to use COP29 summit to drive ‘greater action’ on climate change
Holyrood was recently forced to pass legislation to remove the unachievable target of reducing emissions by 75% by 2030 from climate change laws.
Italy cuts automotive industry support to avoid funding cars made in China
Italy plans to cut 4.6 billion euros from auto industry funds to avoid supporting electric cars made in China, says minister.
