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The countries of China and the United States have managed to overcome tensions and come to an agreement on addressing climate change.

A laborer in China’s Hebei province is utilizing a cutting tool to cut steel pipes. For the first time, China has pledged to significantly decrease emissions in the power sector. By Zack Colman 11/15/2023 12:11 AM EST Updated: 11/15/2023 11:20 AM EST The announcement of the agreement by Special Climate Envoy John Kerry and his

Carbon emissions around the world are increasing as a result of the implementation of the Paris climate accord.

A photograph displays an oil terminal located in the United Arab Emirates designed for use by supertankers. According to a report from the United Nations, the climate strategies of 195 countries are collectively ineffective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By Sara Schonhardt 11/14/2023 09:10 AM EST By 2030, carbon emissions need to decrease by 43%

A comprehensive report from the government cautions about the challenging battle against climate change.

Recent advancements in scientific knowledge have greatly reduced any uncertainty regarding the role of climate change in the occurrence of increasingly severe and frequent extreme weather events, such as larger and more devastating wildfires. The latest report from the federal government on climate science predicts that the United States will face significant and escalating financial

The host of the UN climate summit urges oil producers to make an early agreement.

Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber, the CEO of ADNOC, a state-owned company in Abu Dhabi, is encouraging national oil companies to commit to decreasing their greenhouse gas emissions. According to documents acquired by POLITICO, the United Arab Emirates is utilizing its influence as an oil producer and host of the upcoming United Nations climate negotiations to urge

Ukraine warns Putin: If you disrupt our energy supply, we will cripple your main source of economic growth.

The Energy Minister of Ukraine, German Galushchenko (on the left), has a meeting with the Energy Secretary of the U.S., Jennifer Granholm (on the right), in Croatia in March 2023. In an interview, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko stated that Ukraine is considering targeting Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure if Moscow continues to intensify attacks

The United Arab Emirates has advised journalists to refrain from insulting monarchs prior to the climate negotiations.

On November 15, 2021, at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference, journalists interviewed Suhail al-Mazrouei, the Energy Minister of the United Arab Emirates. The United Arab Emirates discreetly imposed extensive limitations on the numerous journalists who are scheduled to attend the international climate conference in the country later this month. The UAE has

The UAE’s major oil company has two main goals: to improve its environmental reputation and to increase its growth at a faster rate.

Sultan al-Jaber, the oil leader of United Arab Emirates, gave a main speech at a significant energy convention in Houston in March before overseeing the upcoming United Nations summit on climate. The leader of the upcoming United Nations climate summit, who is in charge of the oil and gas industry, cautioned leaders in September that

The past year has been the warmest on record.

A pair of individuals observe the setting sun in Kansas City, Missouri, during a scorching heat wave that hit the Midwestern region in the month of August. By Chelsea Harvey 11/09/2023 11:09 AM EST On Thursday, a study conducted by Climate Central, a nonprofit organization focusing on climate science and communication, was published. The impressive

The Republican-controlled Senate approves a measure to revoke the EV charger regulation.

The White House has promised to reject the resolution, which aims to reverse a regulation that grants temporary exemption for domestic content mandates on electric vehicle charging stations funded by the federal government. The Senate narrowly approved a measure on Wednesday, led by Republicans, that aims to eliminate Beijing’s involvement in the supply chain for

The leader of a struggling conservation organization is preparing to step down.

Jamie Rappaport Clark, the chief executive officer and president of Defenders of Wildlife, addresses a hearing at the House Select Energy Independence and Global Warming Committee on Capitol Hill in December 2008. By Robin Bravender 11/06/2023 06:00 PM EST According to a report from POLITICO’s E&E News, it was revealed that Clark had created an

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The countries of China and the United States have managed to overcome tensions and come to an agreement on addressing climate change.

Carbon emissions around the world are increasing as a result of the implementation of the Paris climate accord.

A comprehensive report from the government cautions about the challenging battle against climate change.

The host of the UN climate summit urges oil producers to make an early agreement.

Ukraine warns Putin: If you disrupt our energy supply, we will cripple your main source of economic growth.

The United Arab Emirates has advised journalists to refrain from insulting monarchs prior to the climate negotiations.

The UAE’s major oil company has two main goals: to improve its environmental reputation and to increase its growth at a faster rate.

The past year has been the warmest on record.

The Republican-controlled Senate approves a measure to revoke the EV charger regulation.

The leader of a struggling conservation organization is preparing to step down.