Russia in receipt of €63 billion for fossil fuels since start of war - Germany is top buyer of Russian fossil fuels, with estimated imports of €9.1 billion, new analysis shows 28.04.2022 Natural Gas Oil Coal
Around 1.8B in 25 countries experience record-warm temperatures in 2021 - 2021 is fifth-warmest year on land and nominally sixth-warmest year on Earth since 1850, a new report finds 14.01.2022 Coal World
Last 7 years recorded as 7 warmest globally - Last year's annual average temperature is in range between 1.1-1.2°C above pre-industrial level of 1850-1900, new data shows 10.01.2022 Coal World
Global warming rise could cause $1.6T in labor loss without immediate action - Many countries and people most impacted by current and future labor losses are not responsible for bulk of emissions 14.12.2021 Coal Asia
Fossil fuel-dependent M. Eastern economies in search of clean transition roadmap - Fundamental changes to economic model of resource-rich countries look unavoidable, IEA chief says, urging for clean energy transition 16.11.2021 Natural Gas Oil Renewable Middle East-Africa
COP26: Glasgow Climate Pact agreed despite last-minute change on coal use - Delegates from 197 countries adopt final declaration of COP26, some expressing anger, disappointment in last-minute change from India 14.11.2021 International Organization World
World heading to at least 2.4˚C of warming, Climate Action Tracker warns - If all net zero pledges are fully implemented, optimistic projection shows global warming rise could be down to 1.8˚C by 2100 09.11.2021 Coal World
Turkey to accelerate efforts towards green revolution: Environment minister - Murat Kurum reiterates Turkey's 2053 net-zero emission target 05.11.2021 World Turkey
G20 leaders agree on 1.5C global warming target - Keeping 1.5°C within reach requires meaningful and effective actions, leaders say in final communique 01.11.2021 International Organization World
2-week UN climate summit starts in Glasgow as 'last best hope' - COP26 main goal is to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees by taking swift, concrete action as well as financing those steps 31.10.2021 International Organization World General
1,485 institutions globally divest from $39.2 trillion worth of fossil fuels - Divest-invest movement amasses power to shift politics and finance on climate crisis, a new report says 27.10.2021 Coal Invesments
Governments' fossil fuel plans 'dangerously' inconsistent with 1.5°C goal - Countries plan 110% more fossil fuel production in 2030 than would be consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C, UN report finds 20.10.2021 Natural Gas Oil Coal
Rapid policy acceleration by 2025 could bring 'below 2°C' goal within reach - Policy changes will be driven by investor, corporate and civil society pressure, climate impacts and volatile weather patterns 18.10.2021 Renewable Coal
EU, Turkey to work together on climate crisis - Turkish environment and urbanization minister, EU commissioner hold 1st EU-Turkey high-level dialogue on climate 17.09.2021 World Turkey
Majority of fossil fuels need to stay in ground to limit global warming - Global oil and gas production needs to decline by 3% annually until 2050 for reaching target to limit global warming 09.09.2021 Natural Gas Oil Coal
Dried up wheat fields, dead livestock gripping Kazakhstan as extreme drought takes hold - Global warming threatens Caspian Sea, warn Kazakh environmentalist 27.08.2021 Energy Security International Relations Asia
'Global warming may push temperatures in Turkey up by some 6.5 degrees in 80 years’ -Global warming to continue even after 2100, which could lead to mercury soaring 3.5-6.5 degrees, says expert 11.08.2021 Solar Renewable Energy Projects Turkey
Scandinavian, American heatwaves and European rainfall sparking catastrophes, says global weather office - World Meteorological Organization says Finland saw record June temps, American heat casued by ‘human-made climate change’ 17.07.2021 Renewable Energy Projects Europe
Turkey confirms warmest May in over half a century - Carbon emissions caused by fossil fuel use is main reason behind increase in global temperatures, says Levent Kurnaz 18.06.2021 Renewable Turkey
Green hydrogen to be cost competitive with fossil fuels up to 2033 - Growing focus on net-zero targets favors green hydrogen, says Wood Mackenzie analyst Ben Gallagher 09.06.2021 Renewable International Organization World
Need for transition in fossil fuel-dependent economies deepens amid climate targets - Structural reforms and new revenue sources needed despite they being unlikely to compensate fully for oil, gas income drop 25.05.2021 Natural Gas Oil Renewable Finance Coal World
Drastic action needed to avoid climate change costs - Growing climate crisis could wipe out 5% of projected GDP by 2075, economists estimate 30.03.2021 Renewable Coal
Cities with 1 bln. population deviate from fossil fuels - Around 800 cities commit to net-zero in 2020 up from 100 in 2019, Renewables in Cities Global Status Report 2021 says 18.03.2021 Renewable
Clean energy shares outperform fossil fuel stocks - Clean energy companies become new energy giants, as stocks reach their highest levels since 2008 financial crisis 25.01.2021 Natural Gas Oil Renewable
Venezuela's last glacier melting due to global warming - Researchers report sobering finding by evaluating climate change effect from May 2019 to October 2020 31.12.2020 International Relations Energy Projects
G20 backtracks on fossil fuel funding phase-out - G20 governments' fossil fuels support is likely to trend upwards via COVID-19 recovery programs this year, new study finds 10.11.2020 Finance Coal Renewable General
US officially exits Paris climate accord - UN rules require withdrawal to take effect 4 years after deal came into effect, coincidentally a day after US elections 05.11.2020 Americas
Non-fossils account for 20% of US energy use in 2019 - US total renewable energy consumption surpassed coal consumption last year for first time in 130 years 02.07.2020 Electricity Renewable Americas
'Island nations experiencing climate change firsthand' - 'Climate change forces many families to move out their houses since they are vulnerable to rise of sea level,' says activist 11.04.2020 World
Arctic, Antarctica see below mean sea ice in February - Arctic, Antarctic sea extents 6% and 14% below 1981-2010 average, according to climate change body 11.03.2020 General