Japan under fire for refusing to improve its emission reduction targets
In its latest emissions plan, Japan continues to fall behind in efforts to tackle the climate crisis.
Aggressive action to address climate change could save the world $145 trillion
Climate solutions are expensive investments in the short run but will yield huge long-term savings, according to new research by Project Drawdown.
US’s clean energy industry issues coronavirus warning
Renewable energy companies in the US wants Congress’s support amidst the Covid-19 outbreak.
Analysis: How the Covid-19 virus compares to climate breakdown
What Covid-19 and climate breakdown got in common.
Coronavirus pandemic dims India’s solar prospects
The faltering addition of solar power capacity in India is likely to be further hammered by the coronavirus disruption, making it more difficult to meet energy transition targets.
Opinion: We must be honest about what the Coronavirus outbreak will mean for climate action
How should we communicate the decline of emissions following the Covid-19 outbreak?
Warnings not to let the Coronavirus delay climate action
Warnings that the Coronavirus could delay action on climate change.
Analysis: Coronavirus hits a crucial year for nature and climate
New global agreements on biodiversity, oceans and COP26 climate talks could be delayed by Covid-19.
IEA warns that Coronavirus threatens the transition to clean energy
IEA warns that Covid-19 could slow down the switch to renewables.
Opinion: US 2020 election: The 2020 candidate with a realistic, but progressive approach to climate change is no more
Elizabeth Warren’s presidential race is sadly no more.
