Analysis: Can solar diplomacy green the Belt and Road
Experience from China’s own solar sector could help it deliver a sustainable transition in Belt and Road countries, writes Brian Eyler.
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Tag Archives: coal
Europe’s coal industry on its knees, says leading investor
Leading investor believes we are seeing the collapse of Europe’s coal industry.
Analysis: China’s coal consumption on the rise
Use of coal increased again in 2018, raising questions about the green energy transition, reports Feng Hao and Tom Baxter.
Coal sends carbon emissions through the roof
Emissions keeps rising and coal is to blame.
Opinion: Poland, what is the UN thinking?
Why was Poland chosen to be the host of this years crucial UN climate talks?
Analysis: Scott Pruitt to be replaced with coal lobbyist
What will Scott Pruitt’s departure from the EPA mean for the agency’s ability to tackle climate change?
Opinion: We are the limits to the fossil fuel industry
This is the story of the Czech climate justice movement. A new generation of climate justice activists is stepping into the footsteps of the country’s long resistance to coal mining.
Coal is still king in South Korea
South Korea is struggling to wean themselves off coal.
Opinion: Being a climate leader means actually reducing emissions
Can Germany still call themselves a climate leader?
COP23: While US states are calling for climate action, the Trump administration is calling for increased coal use
Absurd US scenes at the COP23 UN climate talks.
