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‘Buy one, get one tree’ retail initiatives are proliferating despite not all re-planting schemes being equal
Updated climate plans for nations who have signed up to global warming targets fall short
Scheme is the cornerstone of country’s plans to become a net-zero economy by 2050
Shares plummet 20% as company reveals travails grappling with storm and blackouts
Studies detect major changes in ocean current that carries warm water to Europe and influences storms
Architects and city planners around the world face the difficult choice of defend, adapt or abandon
Chancellor Rishi Sunak expected to rebuff last-ditch pleas from senior civil servants to pick a city
Global warming has made environmentalists of us all. Yet debate still rages over what is the best solution
Investment Association warns it will flag inadequate reporting on global warming to asset managers
Outage shows perils of underestimating the impact of extreme weather
Limited enthusiasm on central bank’s governing council for green asset purchases
Scientists of the atmosphere debate whether jet stream is becoming weaker and wavier
Disha Ravi case reflects Modi government’s increasingly aggressive tactics against dissent
Rich nations increase Covax pledges but US less certain on when to share ‘surplus’ doses
State confronts new crisis even as electricity outages begin to ease
Stakes rise as electricity grid becomes speedy route to cut carbon emissions
High auction prices risk increasing consumers’ energy costs or reducing investor returns
Plus: watered down rollout of EU’s climate rule, the pandemic accelerates impact funds and speaking up for Japanese gender equality
Governor says utilities will be asked why equipment was not ‘winterised’
More than half of energy-rich state’s total power generation capacity remains offline
Millions left without electricity as arctic air sweeps central US
Bolloré vows to keep all UK ‘core sites’ open under 15-year strategy to phase out diesels
Collaboration with universities to address need for detailed data on climate risks
Larger quantities of particles than usual deposited during annual weather phenomenon
A historic freeze has hit power markets hard in the US state
Female Mayors at the forefront of green development in the Mediterranean
If shareholders are worried that the company has given up on its main source of income, they should rest easy
Call by French central bank governor intensifies debate on how far monetary policy should go in tackling climate change
Our reporters Leslie Hook and Henry Sanderson break down what it all means.
Petrol and diesel production set to be 55 per cent lower by 2030
The media magnate’s empire, offering a platform to sceptical voices, is accused of holding significant sway in this arena
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