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Billions are being invested in storage technologies essential to speeding up the replacement of fossil fuels by renewables
Satellite data shows nitrogen dioxide emission declines are more modest than during first wave of restrictions
Maker of Johnnie Walker faces bigger challenges in tackling supply chain issues
MSCI, First Sentier and CDP sever links with public relations consultancy while others review position
Trump administration proposes new rule after complaints from Alaskan lawmakers
The country’s post-pandemic revival has been stoked by coal-powered industry
How to make cities more liveable and recycle retail space; three US mayors on the pandemic’s ‘Hunger Games’; smart water infrastructure to fight Covid-19; the resurgence of parks; how to prevent disaster in Manhattan and encourage more walking and cycling everywhere
Everything is relative. Just one small hamburger has the same carbon footprint as sending 10 emails every day for a year
Plus UK’s ‘Green Industrial Revolution’, oil and gas bankruptcies, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister on Biden and more
Decarbonisation requires long-term commitments to spending, tax plans and redistribution
The EU’s external auditor finds Brussels has not tamed Big Tech because it has moved too slowly
Customers still have no means to compare companies keen to flaunt their climate credentials
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A detailed road map is needed to mobilise private capital
Many rightly fear that Joe Biden’s more internationalist US will prove only a passing phase
PM brushes off fears that £12bn package and environmental focus will pose threat to new Tory ‘red wall’ seats
Interest soars in range of products from bunkers with purified air to evacuation and medical services
Investors have shown muted interest in the data generated by companies
‘Even if we can beat nativism and the other virus, we’ll remain stuck with a worse problem: climate change’
Dirtiest fossil fuel set for sharp, if fleeting, rebound as price becomes more competitive
Producers moving too slowly in adoption of greener methods
Climate activists say bank’s statements on climate change at odds with lending and underwriting activities
Financial Reporting Council says environmental disclosure needs to improve
FERC: the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Bold ambition to eradicate emissions depends on fledgling technologies
Chancellor wants to ‘bolster’ Britain’s position as a world-leading financial centre after Brexit
Many ventures to cut carbon emissions are far from philanthropic endeavours and have generated great wealth
The industry needs a reset in order to maintain its social licence to operate
Exclusions policy is one of the most aggressive adopted by a leading UK pensions provider
President-elect pledges to rejoin Paris accord on day one and launch $2tn green stimulus package
Analysis of 6,000 listed groups shows few businesses are close to meeting targets set by Paris accord
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