(trbc);diplomacy
EU draft plan targets free carbon credit cut for most industries
Most industries covered by the European Union's carbon market would see free credits cut by the highest possible rate over the next five years under draft plans, potentially costing some of the biggest polluters millions of euros.
Floods on record-high Lake Victoria expose need for water cooperation
After more than a year of unusually heavy rainfall, over 800,000 Kenyans have been displaced by flooding.
On climate, it's Biden's green revolution versus Trump's war on red tape
The U.S. presidential election pits a politician who plans to tie the country's economic recovery to tackling climate change against another determined to remove as many regulatory hurdles to oil, gas and coal production as possible.
EU issues green investment guide to help combat climate change
The European Commission sought to boost the flow of private money to tackle climate change on Tuesday by publishing guidelines on what qualifies as environmentally friendly investment, in a move welcomed by the financial industry.
Norway to build wind farm despite concerns of reindeer herders
Norway says it will build a wind park in an area used for reindeer grazing despite U.N. calls to suspend the project to study the impact on the indigenous herders' livelihoods.
Greenpeace activists climb Poland's biggest power plant in coal protest
EPA chief tells U.S. lawmakers he has fund to fight ethics complaints
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt said on Wednesday that he now has a legal fund in place to help him fight off a growing list of allegations related to his spending and reported ethical missteps.