Cheaper to electrify US homes during construction than after
All-electric homes save $7,500–$8,200 on construction costs and reduce energy consumption by 34% compared with business-as-usual, according to research from…
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Weekly data: EU gas supplier switch could benefit climate as well as security
Russian pipeline gas is significantly more climate intensive than US or Qatari LNG, finds a recent study from think tank…
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Why prioritising military might over net zero makes no sense
Net zero makes sense from a defence point of view, but the military has historically blocked climate action over operational…
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Soaring costs curb enthusiasm for US LNG
A wartime push for new greenfield liquefaction projects is running into inflationary headwinds that could further dampen European appetite for…
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Populist right could shift bashings from immigration to climate policy
Climate policies within the EU are protected against the rising threat of right-wing populists by proportional representation, finds new research.
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Carbon capture: Where is it working?
For the world to reach net zero, industry – the largest emitter – is going to have to rapidly expand…
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Dressing up for Earth Day: Fast fashion’s greenwashed guise
As policymakers train their eyes on textiles, fast fashion sticks out like a needle-pricked thumb. Can an industry running on fossil…
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Post-Covid recovery packages include record levels of clean energy spend – IEA
Clean energy commitments have leapt to $710bn – up 50% in just five months – shows the IEA's updated Sustainable…
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