Data centre emissions could more than double by 2030, leading to an estimated $154 billion in annual climate damages
Category: Energy & Environment
Canada government sued over climate inaction
Young Canadians are suing Ottawa over what they say is a lack of a credible plan to meet climate targets
Dirt poor: The debate over herbicide resistant crops
Thirty years of genetically modified crops have reshaped Canadian farming — but at what cost to the nation’s soil?
Rich nations topped $100BÂ climate finance goal again in 2023, 2024: OECD
Developing nations are questioning whether rich countries can meet a new $300 billion climate pledge
Climate scientists reject highest emission, highest warming climate scenario
Researchers say the highest emissions climate scenario used in global climate reports is no longer plausible. But the debate over why it was removed remains hot
Berlin launches scheme to swap trash for treats
German capital offers museum tickets, tours and discounts to residents and tourists who help clean up the city and waterways
New Zealand to halt climate lawsuits citing ‘uncertainty in business confidence’
Government says ‘courts are not the right place’ to resolve climate change, but climate activists say the change is an ‘affront to democracy’
Australia to force gas giants to reserve fuel for domestic use
New export rules aim to protect Australian citizens from intense global energy shocks and soaring LNG prices
Pipelines an ‘indication that Canada can work’: Danielle Smith
The Alberta premier says she is closer to reaching a deal with the prime minister about carbon pricing and a pipeline
Will fuel shortages ruin summer vacations?
A potential fuel crunch could disrupt summer travel plans across Europe and beyond
