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Natasha Geiling
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Policy & Planning
US, Australia fight push to bar fossil fuel interests from climate talks
Developing nations want to ban fossil fuel interests from participating in, and sponsoring, UN climate talks – much to the chagrin of countries like US and Australia.
Natasha Geiling
May 11, 2018
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Commentary
Trump’s new economics director is climate denier who thinks animals can ‘snuggle’ under pipelines
President Donald Trump names CNBC host Larry Kudlow as new director of the National Economic Council, adding yet another climate science denier to the White House.
Natasha Geiling
Mar 15, 2018
7
Donald Trump
Trump bashes wind energy in state that gets a third of its power from wind
Trump rants against wind energy, warning of lights going out and “birds falling to the ground”.
Natasha Geiling
Jun 23, 2017
13
Coal
More coal mines will lead to more poverty, new report warns
Supporters of Adani mine says coal crucial to solving poverty, but new report suggests new coal mines will only worsen climate change and drive poor nations deeper into poverty.
Natasha Geiling
May 23, 2017
8
Coal
European utilities commit to no new coal plants after 2020
As part of meeting its commitment under the Paris Agreement, the European Union announced it will build no more coal plants after 2020.
Natasha Geiling
Apr 6, 2017
5
Renewables
Wind energy setting records around the world, can’t shake policy uncertainty
Wind energy had a big year in 2016, particularly in the US and Europe – yet it still faces an unpredictable policy future.
Natasha Geiling
Feb 10, 2017
1
Policy & Planning
California isn’t backing down on ambitious climate goal, despite Trump reversal
California shows it isn’t messing around when it comes to climate action, even in the face of federal rollbacks.
Natasha Geiling
Jan 24, 2017
1
Coal
Declining coal means flat global emissions for third year running
For the third year in a row, global carbon emissions have remained flat, thanks in large part to declining emissions in China.
Natasha Geiling
Nov 15, 2016
2
India, world’s fourth-largest emitter, ratifies Paris climate agreement
Getting India on board is a huge deal for global climate action.
Natasha Geiling
Oct 4, 2016
3
Renewables
US city of Boulder commits to going 100 per cent renewable
Boulder, Colorado the latest in a series of US cities making the pledge to go totally green. There are now 17 in total.
Natasha Geiling
Sep 2, 2016
3
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