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Net zero goal critical to Earth’s stability, says study
Reducing planet-heating emissions by 2100 is critical to avoid destabilising the systems that keep Earth in balance, says a new net zero study.
Moving toward circularity: The future of battery minerals
A report from RMI explores how advancements in battery technology and recycling could lead to net-zero mineral demand by 2050.
Global accounting body wants more rigour in showing climate impacts
Global accounting body IASB proposes standards on reporting climate and sustainability information with financial reports.
For decades, governments have subsidised fossil fuels. But why?
Despite growing climate concerns, fossil fuels still supply over 80% of global energy, driven by subsidies to ensure energy security and economic stability.
Corporate climate watchdog keeps lid on buying carbon offsets to meet climate targets
Science-Based Targets initiative report shows not enough scientific support for carbon offsets as an effective way to meet corporate climate targets.
World’s forests failed to curb 2023 climate emissions, study finds
In 2023, intense drought and record wildfires hindered forests' ability to absorb CO2, worsening global warming.
German antitrust body gives green light to VW-Rivian joint venture
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s Volkswagen and U.S electric car maker Rivian Automotive may form a joint venture, the German competition authority said on...
European shares close lower in lead-up to Fed, earnings
Fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East and a raft of upbeat earnings updates have lifted the market, with pan-European STOXX...
Yellen says $3tn needed annually for climate financing
On visit to the Amazon, US Treasury Secretary Yellen says climate financing needs to be far above current levels.
