As we approach the end of week 1, negotiations continue on issues that could shape the final outcome of the UN climate talks. Meanwhile, a growing coalition of countries - including Colombia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the UK,...
While “no single country can stop the energy transition”, the question energy and policy experts are asking at COP30 is whether the inevitable transition will be fast enough, or fair enough as countries negotiate implementing their COP28 commitment to transition...
The history of carbon capture is failure after failure.
As leaders gather for COP30 in Belém, Brazil, they are under pressure to prove they’re serious about a fast, fair, and funded transition away from fossil fuels.
Thirty years ago, on November 10, 1995, writer and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight other Ogoni leaders known as the Ogoni 9, were executed by Nigeria’s military regime for resisting Shell’s oil exploitation and environmental destruction in the Niger...
Just four Global North countries, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Norway, are overwhelmingly responsible for blocking global progress on phasing out oil and gas production, according to new analysis from Oil Change International.
Japanese-funded Batang coal power plant threatens the livelihoods of communities in Indonesia.
Funding Failure: Japan's $5.2 Billion Carbon Capture Plan to Derail Asia's Energy Transition
First-ever analysis exposes how much the Japanese government subsidizes fossil fuel industry while derailing Southeast Asia’s renewable energy transition
Lush is donating 75% of profits from their new body bar to OCI and aligned groups this Climate Week — available now in stores and online!
