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New Zealand to pay for electric vehicles to reduce emissions
As part of their effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the New Zealand government announced that they are thinking of paying for cleaner hybrid or
Greenwashing allegations leveled against Canadian banks
It’s not easy being green for banks in Canada, one of the world’s greatest oil producers. In the last two years, Canadian banks have doubled
Canadian hydropower destined to hit a roadblock in Maine
Serge Abergel inspected the spinning turbines at the heart of the world’s largest underground power plant. It is a massive facility that converts the water
Climate policies cause moderate immediate risk to banks
As per Central Bank, the rising CO2 emission rights pricing will have a moderate impact on the credit quality of corporate loans, based on an
A high-level commission to discuss the overshooting of 1.5C
A line-up of former dignitaries and the Climate Overshoot Commission are set to discuss and address sensitive questions on CO2 removal and other climate change
Macron’s promise to give up gas, oil, and coal looks ambitious
The re-elected French president did not show strong performance on climate change in his first term. However, in his latest campaign, Macron declared that France
New York State unveils new climate initiatives
New York recently unveiled climate initiatives goals for the State for 2030 and 2040, leading the United States in its plan. Using the Climate Leadership
New potential risk factors for non-green businesses
Several major cities in the United States including Baltimore, New York City, and Oakland are suing oil companies like ExxonMobil, Shell, and BP over misleading
Solid Majorities in the US support climate change proposals
Majorities in the United States widely favor the climate change friendly policy, which includes federal government funding on EV charge stations, tax credits for households
