The World Bank has concluded that carbon pricing schemes globally have almost doubled since 2012, and are now worth about $50 billion. In a new Feature Story on its website, The World Bank Group have praised the efforts of nations, cities, and businesses the world over, for implementing carbon pricing schemes. … [continued]
In this year of major climate decisions, we need to remember who’s really responsible for global warming and the problems it is causing. Yes, climate change derives from industrial activity, but few of us realize exactly how much. A study called Natural Capital At Risk has now come close to quantifying … [continued]
While renewable energy development gets a lot of press, coal power still rules in terms of worldwide growth, particularly in the developing world.
