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2025 mid-year impact in a chaotic world
Climate is not the top of the world agenda, to put it mildly. The headlines are war, economic chaos, and political disruption. But the atmosphere rolls on and keeps score, reminding us we can’t pause our work. For climate action to be effective, it must be resilient to political shifts…
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Central and Eastern Europe need a strong clean energy strategy, backed by the EU, to boost regional resilience
The clean energy transition in Central and Eastern Europe is no longer just a matter of climate policy – it is a geopolitical necessity.
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A stronger cedi won’t fix Ghana’s electricity prices without sector-wide reform, warns new CATF analysis
Ghana’s recent currency appreciation is unlikely to significantly reduce electricity prices for Ghanaians without structural reforms in the power sector.
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Poland’s new nuclear energy programme is a good step forward. CATF issues recommendations for improvement.
The Polish government published an updated draft of its nuclear energy program, reinforcing the country’s commitment to nuclear energy.
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The case for UK methane action: A fast, cost-effective climate win
By incentivising its trading partners to adopt best practices and methane-reducing technologies, the UK can help reduce emissions beyond its borders.
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Permitting and planning reforms key to unlocking California’s geothermal potential, argues new CATF report
A new report from Clean Air Task Force (CATF) outlines key policy actions California can take to accelerate geothermal energy.
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From threat to opportunity: Redefining energy security in Central and Eastern Europe
2025 GLOBSEC Forum redefines energy security
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The recent Supreme Court decision is the latest unjustified attack on NEPA. Here’s how to actually improve permitting.
The Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County ruling, aimed at weakening NEPA, will not improve project outcomes.
