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The “Make Billionaires Pay” march, which will take place as Trump and other world leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly and New York Climate Week, is a historic convening of movements united for climate action, migrant justice, gender and economic equality.
“As one of the most egregious fossil fuel expanders in the world, we already knew the bar for Australia’s new national climate plan would be low, but this is a dangerous betrayal."
The International Energy Agency’s latest report assesses how decline rates from oil and gas fields could impact future levels of oil and gas production. The findings reiterate that investment in new oil and gas fields is not needed under a scenario in which the world holds global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
A new report from Oil Change International reveals the staggering scope of federal government subsidies for fossil fuel production.
The Norwegian election is a turning point for climate and energy policy. With a Labour-led government strengthened by the Green Party (MDG) crossing the parliamentary threshold of 4% (which gives parties a larger group of MPs), there is now a real possibility of shifting away from oil and gas expansion and toward a Paris-aligned transition.
Reports state that Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, will pledge tomorrow at the Society of Petroleum Engineers Offshore Europe conference in Aberdeen that her party would reverse a Boris Johnson-era policy that bars UK government “financial or promotional support for the fossil fuel energy sector overseas.”
En ny rapport fra Oil Change International, utarbeidet av Analyse & Tall, viser hvordan norsk oljepolitikk ble diskutert på Facebook og Instagram i perioden 2021–2025. Analysen omfatter over 160 000 innlegg fra politikere, partier, myndigheter, miljøorganisasjoner og oljeselskaper.
A new report with Analyse & Tall reveals how Norwegian oil policy was discussed over 160,000 posts from politicians, parties, government bodies, environmental organizations, and oil companies on Facebook and Instagram between 2021 and 2025.
Today, New Zealand’s government passed legislation amending the Crown Minerals Act to reopen new offshore oil and gas exploration, a move that climate and energy experts at Oil Change International are calling an unjustifiable step backwards.
New analysis is the first to document methane emissions from Japanese LNG import terminals using optical gas imaging technology.
