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Global greenhouse gas emissions could peak this year, but what needs to happen to ensure an era of rapid decarbonization swiftly follows?
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A new report highlights 15 policies that could drive a major decrease in plastic use around the world — but will governments adopt them as part of a new global plastics treaty?
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The energy transition is slowing down growth of oil demand, but has yet to reduce overall levels of consumption of the fossil fuel, the IEA warns.
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Giants including BP and Shell with major investors have published net-zero principles to follow, but what constitutes a credible plan?
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The Flexible Plastic Fund is a backed by Mars, Unilever, Pepsi Co and Nestle.
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Fossil fuel financing declined by 9 percent in 2020 amid the economic downturn, but campaigners warn overall trend is 'one heading definitively in the wrong direction.'
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Firm claims carbon reduction targets are most ambitious unveiled to date in hugely energy-intensive aluminum sector.
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Progress update from Ellen MacArthur Foundation and UNEP warns the shift away from single-use plastic is not happening fast enough.
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The tech giant unveils plans for new Climate Science Information Center as it pledges to reach net zero emissions across its value chain by 2030.
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Among its pledges are a 40 percent reduction in its oil and gas output by the end of the decade.
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Swell of support for Amazon's Climate Pledge comes as the tech behemoth announces that it has joined the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), which will requires it to commit to setting emissions targets in line with the Paris Agreement's goals.
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While some investors welcomed the latest net zero pledge from a leading oil giant, others believe the announcement was a 'clear attempt to stave off a shareholder rebellion at its AGM.'
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The energy and industry giants behind the largest industrial decarbonization project in the UK sketched out their vision for how emissions produced by high carbon plants on England’s East Coast could be captured and stored under the North Sea.
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That's according to a BloombergNEF report that calls policy support for the hydrogen economy 'insufficient.'