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NY Times - Global Warming and Climate Change

  • 01.21.25

    What Trump Did on Day 1: Tracking His Biggest Moves

    President Trump made major policy moves immediately after taking office, withdrawing from major international agreements, promising steep tariffs and pardoning nearly all of the Jan. 6 rioters.
  • 01.21.25

    Book Review: ‘Dark Laboratory,’ by Tao Leigh Goffe

    In “Dark Laboratory,” Tao Leigh Goffe traces the origins of global environmental collapse to the explorer’s conquest of the Caribbean.
  • 01.21.25

    Trump Signs Orders to Promote Fossil Fuels and End Climate Policies

    The president said he’d declare an energy emergency, increase drilling and end support for electric cars. His pivot to oil and gas follows the hottest year in recorded history.

The Guardian - Keep it in the Ground

  • 01.15.18

    London ‘put to shame’ by New York fossil fuel divestment

    Campaigners say London mayor has fudged a similar manifesto promise to divest the city’s remaining pension funds from fossil fuels

    London has been put to shame by New York’s decision to divest city pension funds from fossil fuel companies, according to climate campaigners who accuse the mayor, Sadiq Khan, of fudging a similar promise he made during his election campaign.

    Global efforts to drive investment away from oil, gas and coal were given a major boost last week when the biggest city in the US announced plans to sell off its $5bn holdings in fossil fuel assets and sue the world’s most powerful oil companies over their contribution to dangerous global warming.

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  • 07.18.16

    UN criticises UK and Germany for betraying Paris climate deal

    Climate change envoy singles out both countries for subsidising the fossil fuel industry and says the UK has lost its position as a climate leader

    Ban Ki-moon’s climate change envoy has accused the UK and Germany of backtracking on the spirit of the Paris climate deal by financing the fossil fuel industry through subsidies.

    Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland and UN special envoy on climate change and El Niño, said she had to speak out after Germany promised compensation for coal power and the UK provided tax breaks for oil and gas.

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  • 06.22.16

    Opencast coal mine planned for Northumberland coast

    Plans to open a new mine have been criticised by local residents and NGOs for contradicting government commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and phase out coal, reports ENDS

    A new surface coal mine could be created on the scenic Northumberland coast if an application is approved next month.

    Banks Mining wants to create a three million tonne (Mt) opencast mine which will operate for seven years from an area of 250 hectares at Druridge Bay, between Widdrington and Cresswell.

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