Fossil gas is not only worse for the climate than coal, it comes at a higher cost. This risks locking Europe into decades of fossil fuel dependence, volatile energy bills, and accelerating the wildfires and flooding already wreaking havoc across the continent.
European Union and China today issued a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to climate cooperation, green trade, and the Paris Agreement.
Under the banner Draw the Line, communities will mobilize in towns and cities to draw the line against injustice, pollution, and violence, and for a just transition and a future built on renewable energy, fairness, and peace.
REImagine Asia emphasizes the need for rich countries and polluters to pay their climate debt so that developing countries in Asia can achieve energy sovereignty.
This is a bold move by Spain and Brazil to drive forward taxing the super-rich as a key solution to the lack of funds being delivered by rich countries for climate action.
Norway’s national climate target falls woefully short of ambition needed to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C.
