Deforestation in Brazil's Cerrado savanna hits seven-year high

The European Union recently agreed on a law to prohibit companies from selling agricultural products linked to deforestation.

15 December 2022

Greta Thunberg released after detention at German mine protest

Thunberg was carried away by three police officers and held by one arm at a spot away from the edge of the mine.

18 January 2023

Speeding up green transition would make it cheaper too

On a cumulated basis, banks would suffer losses equal to 0.7% of their loans by 2030 under the accelerated transition, compared to 0.9% under the "late push".

7 September 2023

Climate activists protest over big oil hijacking debate

"There is still too much money to be made from fossil fuel investments,"

16 January 2023

Greta Thunberg says France targeting climate activists

On Wednesday, the French government shut down the environmental activist group Les Soulevements de la Terre.

23 June 2023

Tear gas taints the air as TotalEnergies rejects activists

Support for corporate resolutions urging alignment with the Paris Agreement has grown.

27 May 2023

Facing brutal climate math, US bets billions on air capture

Across a range of technical processes, it can cost more than $1,000 to capture and lock away a ton of planet-warming carbon dioxide.

19 April 2023

Brazil govt pushes Congress to approve 'green' bills before COP28

"We have 100 days until COP28. It's more than enough time for Congress to pass all the bills," Rollemberg said.

19 August 2023