Argentina’s troubled road towards green hydrogen
Argentina recently announced plans to start producing green hydrogen at scale in Patagonia. Will it succeed?
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‘I’d sleep in the office’: How heatwaves will leave European workplaces packed or deserted
As climate change raises temperatures, many buildings in the UK and Europe are simply not prepared. Spaces without cooling systems,…
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Opinion: US Supreme Court EPA ruling hamstrings domestic climate action – but what about the rest of the world?
The Supreme Court may make it more challenging for the US to meet its climate ambitions, but that is no…
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Climate change and extreme weather events hang heavy over global breadbasket countries
Global breadbasket countries have had much to contend with in recent years, but it is climate change that presents their…
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Climate emergency tops list of concerns in WEF Global Risks Report 2022
Environmental and societal risks top the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2022, both in the short and long term.
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Opinion: In failing to give poor nations a voice, COP26 let down those who needed it most
COP26 meant well, but it was dominated by rich countries and companies, leaving those most affected by climate change on…
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Why success at COP26 is vital for business
A successful outcome at COP26 will mitigate climate risk, provide businesses with the certainty they so desperately want and open…
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