China & Africa's Big Announcements at COP21
China will cut power plant emissions 60% by 2020, and Africa is leapfrogging to renewable energy with an incredible goal of 300 GW by 2030.
China will cut power plant emissions 60% by 2020, and Africa is leapfrogging to renewable energy with an incredible goal of 300 GW by 2030.
The judge ruled the state has a constitutional obligation to protect the earth's atmosphere.
The 34-nation OECD agreed to stop financing inefficient coal-fired power plants, cutting funding for 85% of coal plants in the pipeline.
Calling the UN Climate Summit an essential meeting for humanity, French Prime Minister Valls says the conference will go ahead as planned.
There are clear signs that the energy transition is underway, says IEA's World Energy Outlook.
In an unanimous vote, the city will block new fossil fuel infrastructure that would turn it into a major export hub for tar sands oil, coal and fracked gas.
Every major oil and gas company filed to oppose a teenagers' lawsuit against the US federal government on climate change.
In a joyous surprise for the environmental community, NY's Governor Cuomo gave us two more wins today.
This is the first time EVER that a president has rejected a major fossil fuel project because of its climate impacts - and just in time for Paris.
Perhaps the most intriguing idea passed in Seattle, where voters approved the use of Democracy Vouchers.