Group of Institutional Investors Back Lawsuit Against Shell’s Board Over Climate Risk February 9, 2023 By Kirstin Ridley A group of European institutional investors is backing a novel London lawsuit against energy giant Shell’s board over alleged climate...
U.S. EPA Seeking to Focus on Climate Mitigation January 19, 2023 By Don Jergler The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is proposing adding mitigating climate change to its national focus over the next four years....
France’s Hottest Year Was Also 2nd Driest, Putting Climate Pressure on Government January 6, 2023 By Francois de Beaupuy France experienced its hottest and second-driest year on record in 2022, putting pressure on the government to step up its...
Activists Say They’ll Continue to Call out Liberty Mutual for Fossil Fuels January 5, 2023 By Don Jergler Right after Tim Sweeney took the helm as Liberty Mutual’s CEO, a group of activists hosted a demonstration asking the...
2022 Will Be UK’s Warmest Year on Record: Met Office December 29, 2022 This year will be the warmest year on record for the UK, according to the Met Office. The annual average...
California Approves Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality by 2045 December 20, 2022 California air regulators voted unanimously to approve an ambitious plan to drastically cut reliance on fossil fuels by changing practices...
World Bank Seeks to Restart Cat Bond Issuance to Boost Emerging Nations’ Resilience December 7, 2022 By Esteban Duarte The World Bank is looking to restart the issuance of catastrophe bonds to help developing countries improve their preparedness for...
Data on Natural Disaster Risks Crucial for Australia’s Climate Resilience December 5, 2022 By Harry Brumpton Public data on natural disaster risks for homeowners and businesses will be crucial for making Australia’s economy more resilient to...
NASA: U.S. Coastlines Could Experience a Foot of Sea Level Rise Within 30 Years December 1, 2022 By Don Jergler Sea levels along U.S. coastlines could rise as much as 12 inches above today’s waterline by 2050, according to NASA...
Dutch Court Denies RWE and Uniper Compensation for Closure of Coal-Fired Plants December 1, 2022 The Dutch state does not have to compensate German energy suppliers RWE and Uniper for the decision to close coal-fired...