Gulf-UK Free Trade Talks Are ‘Progressing Well’, Says Official
Free trade negotiations between the UK and the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council are “progressing well”
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France Targets Faster Solar and Biogas Growth to Cut Emissions
France will target to double the pace at which it adds new solar and biogas production capacity for
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Hurricane-Proofing Buildings Isn’t Enough to Curb Florida’s Storm Losses
Since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Florida has been toughening up building codes and touting them as a way
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Busted promise fans 'best album' they've ever heard after career spanning anniversary tour
Busted are planning the "best f****** album" to kick start the next two decades as a band.
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Star Trek 4 writer insists long awaited movie is 'still on the tracks'
'Star Trek 4' writer Lindsey Anderson Beer has insisted the movie is "still on the tracks" seven years after the release of 'Star Trek: Beyond'.
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Net Zero by 2050 Still Remains Possible With Rapid Renewables Expansion, Says IEA
Achieving net zero by 2050 is still possible, but requires tripling renewable energy capacity by the end of
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Investors With $24 Trillion Push Companies to Curb Nature Impact
Investors overseeing $23.6 trillion of funds have kick-started a campaign to pressure 100 companies to ramp up the
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The Banker Trying to Fix the UK’s Electricity Grid
During his three decades at investment bank Morgan Stanley, Franck Petitgas developed a reputation for solving problems that
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Indonesia’s Carbon Exchange Paves Way for Coal Plants to Trade
Indonesia opened its first carbon exchange as part of a bid to cap emissions and reap the benefits
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China Considers Charging Users to Compensate Utilities for Building Coal Plants
China is considering compensating utilities for all the coal-fired power they’ve built, including plants that are likely to
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Appeals Court Refuses to Allow US to Limit Oil Drilling Auction
A federal court upheld a ruling forcing the Biden administration to expand its sale of offshore drilling rights
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Antarctica’s Shrinking Sea Ice Hits a Record Low, Alarming Scientists
At its largest expanse this year, sea ice covered less than 17 million square kilometers (6.6 million square
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