“The election showed that in the constituencies near the mine, voters chose the prospect of jobs over climate concerns.”
Study: Not a single EU country on a pathway to reach net-zero emission by 2050
Texas replaces coal with wind — now expects more grid failure
No… UK CO2 emissions are not declining despite shuttering coal
We have been peppered this week by the headline, “Britain has first coal-free week in over a century.” This storyline is fake news.
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Germany, Poland snub EU… to burn more coal
The governments of France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg have launched an appeal to boost EU climate action ahead of a major summit on the future of Europe taking place in Romania next Thursday (9 May). A leaked “non-paper” by the eight countries calls on the European Union to step up the fight against climate change and sign up to a European Commission plan to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions “by 2050 at the latest”. Germany, Italy and Poland were notably absent from the list of signatories of the leaked document, obtained by EURACTIV, echoing divisions at a recent EU summit.
Source: EurActiv.com
Report: BURN MORE COAL success at Duke Energy annual meeting
Based on the results of the shareholder vote at the Duke Energy annual meeting, BURN MORE COAL earned the right to present its “greenwashing audit” shareholder proposal again at Duke’s 2020 annual meeting.
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The Plan Is… No Plan: Why the GOP shouldn’t do anything on climate
Like the title says. Your quick-read guide for why Republicans need no alternative to the Green New Deal.
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Report: BURN MORE COAL at Exelon shareholder meeting
BURN MORE COAL attended the Exelon annual meeting today to present it shareholder proposal calling for a greenwashing audit. Here is our report.
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