Nigerian environmental activists are trying to stop Shell selling off its Nigerian onshore oil business without making amends for hundreds of oil spills.
Nigerian oil spill messes created by Shell have ruined farms and fisheries and locals want compensation before it sells up
Azerbaijan’s government has asked hotels in its capital city Baku to hold off on selling rooms for the dates of the Cop29 climate talks in November, raising fears of price hikes.
Cop29 host Azerbaijan has ordered hotels to freeze bookings for the dates of the conference, raising fears of price hikes
As Indonesia goes to the polls next week, the future of the nickel industry is a key issue. The country supplies the EV industry with battery materials. But the booming sector is putting pressure on forests and threatening Indigenous peoples’ rights to their land.
Indonesia is building out a critical battery materials hub but the expansion of its nickel industy is infringing Indigenous rights
New Poland's measures to protect nature include banning logging on more than 1.4 million hectares, restricting unprocessed wood exports; banning burning wood for energy, giving citizens new rights to oversee forests and implementing a plan to restore wetlands and peatlands.
As the backlash against laws protecting nature intensifies across Europe, Poland announced new measures to protect its forests
As the deadline to pick representatives on the board of the new loss and damage fund passed yesterday, the different regional groups of developing countries have chosen 13 of their 14 representatives. Only two are women. Rich nations have chosen none.
Their failure to agree representatives for the Loss and Damage fund by the rich nations risks delaying help for victims of climate disasters
As the US and EU seek to end their dependency on China for clean energy technologies, India is looking for a role to play in the solar manufacturing landscape.
The Indian government wants to supply solar PV to its domestic market and the world. But reliance on upstream components from its geopolitical rival makes it a challenging task.
The energy ministry told state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco not to go ahead with a planned increase of its production cap from 12 to 13 million barrels a day, the company announced on Tuesday.
Analysts said Saudi Arabia's government may be losing faith that the world wants to keep buying more of its oil
India wants a solar industry of its own by making solar panels from its key raw material: polysilicon. But trying to compete with China's dominance of the supply chain is a massive task. Insightful piece for @climatehome.bsky.socialcleanenergyfrontier.climatechangenews.com/india-wants-...
The Indian government wants to supply solar PV to its domestic market and the world. But reliance on upstream components from its geopolitical rival makes it a challenging task.
US states can force operators to do more to clean up but so far only California, Maryland and Oregon have done so.
Food and plants dumped into every US landfill are producing planet-warming emissions, but "weak" regulations have not been improved