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Six additional nations sign onto Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy, pledging to triple nuclear capacity by 2050
Six additional countries signed onto the Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan today.
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UK government announces major support to curb methane through Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme at COP29
The UK government pledged $5 million in new funding to support the Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s new Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme.
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CATF welcomes progress on Article 6, but urges strong oversight to ensure high-integrity markets
Negotiators finalized the operationalization of Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement, a key framework for international carbon markets.
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New CATF report shows that flaring emissions are more than double for 10 of the largest oil companies when including emissions from their non-operated assets
A new report from Clean Air Task Force, determines, for the first time, the true impact of flaring from ten major international oil companies.
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Four things to know about global gas flaring and what we need to do to stop it
Gas flaring, the practice of burning gas associated with oil extraction, remains a persistent global problem.
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Setting a climate finance target is only half the battle for Africa
For Africa, the COP29 climate talks are set to be a critical moment for the future of global climate action.
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Nuclear energy stocktake: Heading into COP29, finance lags behind ambitions
What’s been accomplished to advance the promise of nuclear energy, and what still needs to happen as world leaders head to COP29 in Baku.
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Inside Commissioner-Designate Hoekstra’s confirmation hearing: Key policies, promises and challenges ahead
This Thursday, Wopke Hoekstra presented his vision and sought confirmation from the European Parliament for his nomination as the EU Commissioner for Climate, Net Zero and Clean Growth. But what did he say – or leave out – during the three-hour grilling by Members of the European Parliament? In his…
