The global ecosystem of climate finance is complex, constantly changing and sometimes hard to understand. But understanding ...

The Commission proposal offered countries more flexibility on which sectors contribute to the 2040 goal - for example, if their forests struggle to absorb enough CO2, they could compensate by cutting ...

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As drivers, leasing companies and employers wait with bated breath to see if the UK adopts stricter emissions testing ...

The Trump administration is pulling back billions of dollars in industrial development money for carbon capture and storage ...

The world’s 200 largest fossil-fuel companies hold about 200 billion tons of carbon in their reserves, which would generate as much as 742 billion tons of CO2 if burned, according to the study.

The world's 200 largest fossil-fuel companies hold about 200 billion tons of carbon in their reserves, which would generate as much as 742 billion tons of CO2 if burned, according to the study.

From April 1, 2025, zero emission cars will pay the lowest first year rate at just £10, while cars emitting between one and 50g of CO2 per kilometre, including hybrids, will rise to £110. All ...