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Climate at Davos: Oil execs bemoan 'burden' of bank boycotts

Mon 26 Jan 2026

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With energy security a rising concern around the world, finance for decarbonisation remains a challenge while some banks may reviving their interest in fossil fuel lending.

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Australia’s worst heatwave since black summer made five times more likely by global heating

Mon 26 Jan 2026

Extreme heat ‘is getting worse and whether we like it or not … there’s ultimately a limit to what we can actually physically cope with’, scientist says.

The climate and energy implication hidden in Mark Carney’s Davos speech

Mon 26 Jan 2026

In a speech bound for the history books, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described a “rupture” in the world order and called for middle powers like Canada to stand up to bullies.

UK Govt accused of 'suppressing' report warning of catastrophic climate risks

Mon 26 Jan 2026

An official government report this week warning that "global ecosystem degradation and collapse threatens UK national security and prosperity" was abridged to remove references to some of the potentially catastrophic climate-related risks.

US Democrats are shying away from climate messaging. One of their own is fighting back.

Mon 26 Jan 2026

There’s a schism within the Democratic Party about whether talking about climate change is the right message to win back control of Washington.

Beijing-Ottawa deal reinforces China’s dominance in EV industry at expense of US: analysts

Mon 26 Jan 2026

New agreement is set to significantly boost Chinese carmakers’ global expansion and offers easier entry into the North American EV market

Seven quiet wins for climate and nature in 2025

19 Dec 2025

This year's environmental backdrop is familiar: emissions are rising and nature is continuing to decline. But there have nevertheless been bright spots in 2025.

The ecological havens flourishing beneath power lines

19 Dec 2025

Initiatives to foster native wildflowers, grasses and shrubs are turning utility corridors into wildlife corridors.

Hydrogen emissions are ‘supercharging’ the warming impact of methane

19 Dec 2025

The warming impact of hydrogen has been “overlooked” in projections of climate change, according to authors of the latest “global hydrogen budget”.

EPA erases references to human-caused climate change from websites

19 Dec 2025

EPA has scrubbed references to people’s contribution to rising temperatures from some of its climate change webpages.

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