Top Indian officials are discussing whether to set a goal of reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, yet little analytical work has been done on just what the country will have Continue Reading
The U.S. and China are tiptoeing toward cooperation on climate change despite recent and testy high-level talks, with the two governments’ chief climate envoys scheduled to come together for formal Continue Reading
The US, EU, UK and Canada have imposed sanctions on China over its treatment of Uyghur Muslims in a coordinated move that sparked immediate retaliation from Beijing. Travel bans and Continue Reading
South Korea remains the weakest performer within OECD in terms of renewables’ penetration into the national energy matrix, merely 5% of its electricity generation boils down to green energy. Apart Continue Reading
China’s deliveries of North Sea crude are expected to hit a record this month, helping to offset tepid demand from European markets that remain subdued by COVID-19 lockdowns, according to Continue Reading
Floods in eastern Australia, affecting the states of New South Wales and Queensland, have impacted operations at coal mines in the region, stalled railway transportation, affected port schedules and disrupted Continue Reading
Newly reported coronavirus cases in the U.S. edged higher, but remained below 50,000, as many states push forward with vaccinations programs and look to reopen schools. The U.S. reported more Continue Reading
Fauci Addresses the Safety of the AstraZeneca Vaccine Dr. Anthony S. Fauci on Monday discussed the U.S. clinical trial that ruled the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca effective against Covid-19. The Continue Reading
The French hospital system could face an “unprecedented violent shock” in about three weeks if the country fails to curb its vertiginous rise in COVID-19 cases, the president of the Continue Reading
Rising coronavirus infections have dashed Germany’s hopes of reopening its economy in the early spring Germany has extended its lockdown for three weeks, imposing an almost complete halt over the Continue Reading
