Global NGOs slam EC president after decision to delay its landmark deforestation law following lobbying by many countries and centre-right MPs

The biggest chunk of the losses will likely be borne by workers in carbon-intensive sectors, which employ almost 32 million people across the world

The world is on track to add record amounts of solar energy capacity this year — a scenario that would be great for renewable goals, but will also pose some challenges

New report identifies market-leading companies that allegedly showcase corporate power’s adverse impact on democracy

UN Secretary General António Guterres says digital technologies help to ‘deepen distrust and fuel polarisation’

Study says upstream power switch drastically reduced emissions from Norway’s North Sea rigs and fields

Data from the 30 biggest oil and gas firms in Europe and America studied by an S&P Global unit shows they have a collective emissions trajectory of a 5C temperature rise by 2100

Negotiators say top oil-selling countries were likely to use a logjam on climate finance discussions to 'block any meaningful progress on fossil fuel mitigation'

A top US scientist says the world is "miles from where we should be" on curbing methane emissions. Far greater funds and activity is needed to reduce emissions, which he said were "accelerating".

Beijing is under pressure to accelerate the decarbonisation of its heavy industries ahead of looming carbon tariffs from the European Union

Since last year, multiple reports have raised concerns about the authenticity and integrity of oil firms' emissions reduction projects in China — which in one case was actually chicken farm, according to a whistleblower

Researchers say India burns a huge amount of solid waste – equivalent to that of Indonesia, Nigeria, China and Russia combined