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Shares in energy group weaken after regulator Ofgem escalates probe it began last year
A growing number of western politicians are concerned this year’s UN climate summit in the UAE will be too beholden to the oil and gas industry
Rise in temperatures has led to the spread of disease-carriers to higher altitudes
Warming climate prompts ban on construction of new homes and swimming pools in hilltop Provence villages
Alliance members fear antitrust lawsuits and have faced criticism from US Republican politicians
Over 30% back activist motion against French oil group at annual meeting as police use tear gas against protesters
Fatih Birol hopeful about 1.5C goal as clean energy spending forecast to hit $1.7tn this year
Activities have pushed 7 of 8 planetary boundaries into risk zones, research finds
Three books — including a novel — overturn assumptions about how politics, economics and science should combat global warming
Savannah’s Barroso mine seen as a test of Europe’s ability to secure regional supplies of vital battery material
Also in this newsletter: Europe’s droughts and floods showcase urgency of green legislation
Failures of co-ordinated action on global warming offer a lesson to tech regulators
Also in today’s newsletter, reports of the death of Canada’s oil sands are greatly exaggerated
The sector’s switch to renewable energy is a good start — but the supply chain accounts for most of its carbon footprint
Creating low carbon jobs that pay as well as high carbon alternatives will not be easy
Unorthodox economic ideas are finding a mainstream audience as climate change bites
In North Canterbury, a wine estate with Burgundian dreams has been battered by nightmare weather
The vote against the company’s 2022 climate report reaches 30%, triggering a consultation process under UK law
A surge in demand for summer holiday flights presages an environmental squeeze on low-cost fares
Experts say ruling undercutting Environmental Protection Agency’s authority will lead to dumping of pollutants into water bodies
Climate policy is evolving fast as global temperatures rise. Can Asia-Pacific businesses keep up? This annual FT-Statista survey showcases the companies that have cut their carbon emissions intensity the most
Global shifts in climate policy create both opportunities and hazards for the region’s businesses
As McDonald’s is targeted, governments also need to tighten and enforce rules
Reliability of renewable energy source may change as weather patterns become less predictable
Swiss miner’s investors call for disclosures on energy transition strategy ahead of annual meeting
Photovoltaics group Oxford PV says Britain is ‘least attractive’ location for new factory
More than 100 members of US Congress and European parliament say oil executive’s position is a risk to negotiations
Luxaviation chief Patrick Hansen suggests carbon emissions data must ‘be put into perspective’
Greens threaten to block other legislation in retaliation for liberals pulling brakes on their pet project
Chief executive Wael Sawan faces critical questions as protesters disrupt annual meeting
Also in today’s newsletter: the US cannot undo supply chain dependence on China overnight
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