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World Bank loan scheme ‘failing clean energy’
A multi-billion dollar global fund is encouraging the construction of fossil fuel projects, at the ...
Energy
Features
Arctic ice melt highlights the need for greater investment in clean energy
It’s not exactly news that the melting of the Arctic ice caps would be bad ...
Energy
Waste and Recycling
EU energy use to fall by 30% under new efficiency plans for 2030
The European Commission says that it plans to cut energy use across the bloc by ...
Features
Pollution
Autumn statement: a missed opportunity to tackle climate change
Just six days after the UK government ratified the Paris climate agreement, the autumn statement ...
Features
Highways
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Transport
Transport & Highways
Creating healthier, car-free cities
No cities are yet fully car-free, but many have managed or plan to restrict access ...
Energy
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Transport & Highways
Treasury told to end short-termism and ‘green-check’ decisions
The decision to scrap funding for carbon capture and storage (CCS) typifies the Treasury’s lack ...
Energy
Waste and Recycling
Renewable energy capacity overtakes coal
The International Energy Agency (IEA) says that the world’s capacity to generate electricity from renewable ...
Energy
Features
Robin Hood Energy: one year on
Robin Hood Energy was set up 12 months ago by Nottingham City Council with the ...
Energy
Features
The power of green finance
Community energy projects in Wales are demonstrating what can be achieved through a combination of ...
Energy
‘Significant opportunities’ for low-carbon cities
Switching to a low-carbon economy offers cities ‘significant economic opportunities’, an assessment says. Low-carbon markets ...
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