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Food banks have long prevented emissions. Now they’re getting into the carbon credit business.

10/08/202510/08/2025 - Leave a Comment

Eight to 10 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions come from food wasted somewhere along its journey from farm to table. When that organic waste ends up in a landfill, it emits methane, …

Food banks have long prevented emissions. Now they’re getting into the carbon credit business. Read More

Britain is about to start fighting over fracking again

02/08/2025 - Leave a Comment

LONDON — Fracking is back. Three years after a botched attempt to unleash the controversial industry helped bring down Liz Truss, it has a new fan: Nigel Farage. Farage’s surging …

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US-EU trade deal could lock bloc into fossil fuel dependency

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Environmental groups have criticized a new trade deal that could see Europe spending more than $750 billion (€700 billion) on mostly fossil fuel imports from the United States over the next …

US-EU trade deal could lock bloc into fossil fuel dependency Read More

Mapped: 16 times extreme weather drove higher food prices since 2022

26/07/202502/08/2025 - Leave a Comment

The study, published in Environmental Research Letters, analyses 16 examples of food price rises across the world that followed periods of extreme heat, drought or rainfall over 2022-24.  A “striking” example, …

Mapped: 16 times extreme weather drove higher food prices since 2022 Read More

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Already Ballooning Over $600 Million, Leaked Document Shows

19/07/2025 - Leave a Comment

The federal detention facility in Florida, officially named “Alligator Alcatraz,” is only the beginning when it comes to FEMA money being used to fund ICE operations, according to a source …

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Already Ballooning Over $600 Million, Leaked Document Shows Read More

Brazil wants to be a sustainable data center hub. Environmentalists are skeptical

12/07/2025 - Leave a Comment

In May, Brazil’s Finance Minister Fernando Haddad flew to the U.S. to meet with executives from Amazon, Google, Nvidia, and Meta. His agenda: to pitch his country as the newest, most attractive …

Brazil wants to be a sustainable data center hub. Environmentalists are skeptical Read More

Chart: Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ blows US emissions goal by 7bn tonnes

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Since winning office last November, he has issued a series of executive orders and is poised to sign his “big beautiful bill” that effectively terminates Biden-era climate policies. Carbon Brief’s …

Chart: Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ blows US emissions goal by 7bn tonnes Read More

Unsafe harbours

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Laleh Khalili, a professor of Gulf Studies born in Iran to politically radical parents, uses her understanding of material structures such as ports, shipping, and mining, to build a picture …

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Why your holiday flight is still not being powered by sustainable aviation fuel

28/06/2025 - Leave a Comment

As you wait in the departure lounge for your flight this summer, you may notice your aeroplane being pumped full of fuel ahead of takeoff. And then you may start …

Why your holiday flight is still not being powered by sustainable aviation fuel Read More

The billion-dollar US green hydrogen boom ended before it ever began

21/06/202521/06/2025 - Leave a Comment

This week, Senate Republicans joined their House colleagues in proposing to curtail a slew of clean energy incentives. Losing those could upend many a clean energy business, but the cuts would drive a dagger …

The billion-dollar US green hydrogen boom ended before it ever began Read More

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