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Shell Oil self-imposes carbon pollution tax high enough to crash coal
The $40 a metric ton price that Shell uses would – if widely adopted – reshape domestic and international energy consumption and investment trends.
Joe Romm
Nov 22, 2013
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Graph of the Day: Major industrial carbon producers
Who is responsible for climate change? New study identifies the top 90 producers of industrial carbon emissions
Peter Frumhoff
Nov 22, 2013
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Australia accused of climate change denial at Warsaw talks
Australia accused of climate change denial by Tuvalu – the first such accusation at these talks for many years. Australia denied the denial.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 22, 2013
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China surprised and disappointed by Australia’s carbon repeal
Chinese officials have expressed surprise and disappointment Australia is repealing its carbon price, just as it launches its own carbon markets and seeks international links.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 22, 2013
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The coal hard facts of Australia’s fossilised climate strategy
Delegates in Warsaw marvel at Australia’s opportunities in solar, wind and other renewables. They don’t understand why it is stuck in the fossil fuel age.
Frank Jotzo
Nov 22, 2013
1
Environment groups walk out of Warsaw climate talks
In an unprecedented move, leading environmental NGOs have walked out of the UN climate talks in Warsaw, saying they had had enough of the “coal COP”
Graham Readfearn
Nov 22, 2013
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Australia reputation hits new low over t-shirt climate diplomacy
Australia’s reputation hits a new low as poor nations take offence over its hardline attitude and negotiating behaviour. It may be grandstanding, but Australia has set itself up as the whipping boy of international climate politics. Meanwhile, Poland sacks its environment minister, who had been getting in the way of shale gas development.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 21, 2013
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Policy & Planning
Abbott’s climate mantra sends delegates loopy in Warsaw
Australia is criticised by all sides over its hardline stance at Warsaw. Diplomats are being driven mad by Australia’s ‘no more money, no more ambition’ mantra that it is taking into all negotiating streams. This comes as the UN calls on rich countries to show leadership, and to lift emission reduction targets.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 20, 2013
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Australia turns into ‘anti-climate’ force at Warsaw
Within a week, Australia’s reputation as a constructive force in international climate negotiations has been trashed, as the Abbott government exports its hard-line domestic policy onto the international stage. This came as the UNFCCC head gave coal a dressing down at the Warsaw summit, and warned most of it may have to stay in the ground.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 19, 2013
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Rapid pickling of world’s oceans affects more than just shellfish
New research finds oceans acidifying at ‘unprecedented rate,’ predicts current CO2 levels would make oceans unlivable for 30% of species by 2100.
Joanna Foster
Nov 15, 2013
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Seven takeaways for Warsaw climate talks from new IEA report
Despite a lack of optimism in Warsaw, IEA report shows we can still cut our emissions sharply, but only by making serious policy decisions now.
Rachel Cleetus
Nov 14, 2013
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2013 on track to be 7th warmest year since 1850
World Meteorological Organization report says Jan-Sept ’13 tied with 2003 for 7th warmest on record; global average sea level also reached a record high.
Andrew Freedman
Nov 14, 2013
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