Finland is pledging to be carbon neutral by 2035, the most ambitious in Scandinavia.
Finland’s new government wants the country to be carbon neutral by 2035
Analysis: Trade war threatens instability and deforestation in Latin America
US-China tensions have increased Latin American exports but could expand agriculture and hit demand.
The cost of renewable energy continues its downward spiral
The cost of renewable energy continues to plummet, making climate action more possible, so says a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Analysis; what do the European Parliament election results mean for action on climate change?
In the European Parliament elections last month, green parties across the EU increased their representation.
Analysis: Denmark just experienced its first national ‘climate change’ election
Denmark’s first ‘climate change’ election saw pro-climate parties gain significant support, while skeptics faced defeats. Mette Frederiksen’s victory indicates a commitment to ambitious climate policies amid rising CO2 emissions.
Opinion: World Environment Day must remind us that our forests are not fuel
On World Environment Day, Sasha Stashwick from NRDC argues the UK government must end their support for the climate-damaging and polluting biomass industry.
Analysis: Australia gives the nod to a coal-loving prime minister
Voters in Australia have said no to action on climate change and re-elected Scott Morrison.
Analysis: Each bank holiday saves at least 100,000 tonnes of carbon emissions
How much carbon could you save if you worked one day less a week?
Norway continues to go all out for fossil fuels
Norway has no intention to stop the extraction of oil and gas.
EU countries are consuming well beyond the Earth’s means
The World Wide Fund (WWF) and the Global Footprint Network warns that EU member states are living well beyond their means.
A greener life, a greener world 