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World Bank says only 4% of greenhouse gas emissions covered by a fee high enough to meet global warming targets
London’s ‘LTN’ schemes show the difficulty of achieving behavioural change that could help us reach net zero
Plan risks pushing up emissions by making it easier to use other fossil fuels
Plus, the US Gulf Coast emerges as a carbon capture and storage hotspot and oil refineries are emitting unsafe levels of benzene
Wildlife groups and industry bodies say post-Brexit plan would ‘shake foundation’ of conservation law in England
China’s second-biggest automaker is being investigated over claims of harmful emissions
The emissions scandal has prompted soul-searching in the industry
Plan would raise more than $50bn a year on sector’s almost 1bn tonnes of emissions
Explanation for rising concentration of potent greenhouse gas has yet to be identified
Process to tap inaccessible deposits employs captured carbon and was therefore eligible to generate offsets
Air quality could become as important to homebuyers as price per square foot, proximity to schools and transport links
Study finds lower middle income countries in South Asia and Latin America have highest levels of pollutants
Producers of wood-based fuels including Drax have objected to classifying some forest areas as ‘no go’ for harvesting trees
Climate group Extinction Rebellion barricades one of City’s best-known buildings
With activists lined up against it, the Lake Albert project is a litmus test for oil development in the age of net zero
A guide to commonly used terminology in the climate change discussion
Airlines should be wary of delaying the Fit for 55 proposals
Expensive technology in the spotlight as polluters fail to prevent catastrophic warming
US, China and Saudi Arabia wrangle about responsibilities for greenhouse gas emissions
New database reveals 99% of people on the planet are exposed to air pollution above safe limits
CBAM would be likely to reduce risk of companies offshoring production to avoid domestic levy
Critics say government needs to think harder about how to develop the blue economy in a sustainable manner
Campaigners reject as inadequate UK government’s proposals for a clampdown on releases of effluent
Increased production of fossil fuel and clean energy transition are not ‘mutually exclusive’, says Michael Regan
Uncontrolled din can have a serious impact on the health of urban dwellers
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