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Adani, Australia’s largest coal mine has been approved, threatening Great Barrier Reef

Adani, Australia’s largest coal mine has been approved, threatening Great Barrier Reef

The long delayed Carmichael project in Australia has been approved by Indian coal giant Adani. It faces lack of funding and will cause disastrous environmental consequences.

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AXA Investment Managers divests 165 million euros from coal

AXA Investment Managers divests 165 million euros from coal

As a result of its new coal policy, AXA Investment Managers will divest 165 million euros from companies that derive 50 per cent or more of revenue from fossil fuels.

Economy & Business
Pacific island nations are planning to phase out fossil fuels

Pacific island nations are planning to phase out fossil fuels

Addio al carbone e stop ai sussidi ai combustibili fossili per gli stati isola del Pacifico, ma l’Australia fa resistenza.

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Gloria Capitan fought against coal. She was shot in the Philippines

Gloria Capitan fought against coal. She was shot in the Philippines

Environmental activist Gloria Capitan opposed the construction of coal stockpile facilities. She was shot in a bar in the province of Bataan on 4 July.

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Europe will be 70% renewable by 2040 (but it won’t be enough)

Europe will be 70% renewable by 2040 (but it won’t be enough)

Bloomberg’s “New Energy Outlook 2016” confirms the advance of renewable energy. But it also explains that the road ahead is still steep and uphill.

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Energy in India. The time has come to alter the energy balance, but at what cost

Energy in India. The time has come to alter the energy balance, but at what cost

Juggling growth goals and lifting its people out of poverty, India walks a tight rope between fuelling its needs with cheaper but harmful sources versus becoming a clean energy leader.

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Energy in Brazil. The country with the most renewable energy in the world

Energy in Brazil. The country with the most renewable energy in the world

Brazil continues diversifying its energy matrix and remains one of the most interesting countries in terms of investment in renewables, deforestation goals and emissions reduction targets.

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Energy in the United States: a revolution is taking place, slowly

Energy in the United States: a revolution is taking place, slowly

Energy in the United States has been dominated by three major fossil fuels (petroleum, natural gas and coal) for over 100 years but the clean energy revolution has started in one of the world’s top carbon emitters too.

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Canada’s largest coal plant will become a solar farm

Canada’s largest coal plant will become a solar farm

Closed in 2013, the coal plant will become a solar park that will generate 44 MW of photovoltaic, clean and reliable energy.

Energy
Coal plants consume as much water as 1.2 billion people

Coal plants consume as much water as 1.2 billion people

According to a study commissioned by Greenpeace, not only do coal plants pollute the atmosphere, they also deprive us of large amounts of water.

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