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BP's dividend cut puts firm on road to deliver green energy pledge

Investment in low-carbon energy is to increase ten-fold to $5bn a year by 2030. Over the next decade, renewable generating capacity will rise 20-fold and oil and gas production will be shrunk by 40%.

A major climate victory over Heathrow was aided by apathy in Downing Street
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A major climate victory over Heathrow was aided by apathy in Downing Street

The environment was the winner in court: but what will happen when No 10 is determined to force a project through?
UK air industry sets zero carbon target despite 70% more flights
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UK air industry sets zero carbon target despite 70% more flights

The UK aviation industry has pledged to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050 – despite still planning for 70% more flights over the next three decades.

A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships

In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports.

The rich and the dead: United Nations warns of ‘climate apartheid’
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The rich and the dead: United Nations warns of ‘climate apartheid’

A UN Special Rapporteur predicts that climate change will push 120 million people into poverty by 2030 – and only the rich will be left standing.
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The death of Venice? City’s battles with tourism and flooding reach crisis level

The death of Venice? City’s battles with tourism and flooding reach crisis level

A tax on daytrippers has hit the headlines, but La Serenissima's mounting problems also include rising waters, angry locals and a potential black mark from Unesco.

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