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Over the past few years, international climate policy has been shaped largely by a close-knit group of politicians

New rules on curbing methane emissions in Europe’s energy sector may actually boost the case for liquefied natural

Oil executives betting they’ll be able to meet net zero emissions goals by relying on carbon-capture technology are

Some of the world’s biggest natural gas exporters and importers will craft a framework for measuring, monitoring and

One of the driest places in the world also has one of the most sophisticated water-trading markets. Australia

Three decades into democracy the poor performance of South Africa’s economy can be attributed to the collapse of

Jurors are deliberating for a third day as they weigh whether Ms Taylor's civil rights were violated.

By Bansari Mayur Kamdar Investors in thematic funds cut their returns by nearly two-thirds through badly-timed trades, a

Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg pleaded not guilty to a public order offense in London after being arrested while

The world’s leading fossil fuel financier has come up with a new way to assess how well it’s

Businesses and the climate both stand to benefit from accelerated work to stem methane emissions within the oil

To measure all the ways humans move our dearest commodity around the planet, researchers devised two categories of