President Trump tried to derail U.S. climate progress this month with a series of executive orders, but countries continue to take climate actions at home.
This webinar provided an overview of the CEFC's innovative clean energy and energy efficiency aggregation program, and their work with local banks and intermediaries in Australia. CEFC’s aggregate financing solutions are designed to overcome difficulties in accessing upfront capital for…
On March 31, China—the world’s largest consumer of elephant ivory—will undertake the first phase of its domestic ivory ban by closing roughly one third of its ivory processors and retailers, with the remainder to be closed by the end of…
India Green News: Piyush Goyal reiterates India’s commitments to combat climate change; Solar tariffs in India have fallen by 73 percent since 2010; Railways will restore water bodies
By approving KXL's cross-border permit, alongside rollbacks of other critical climate change mitigation policies, the Trump administration is ceding U.S. global leadership on one of the greatest challenges of our time.
The Trump Administration violated that law by insisting on an arbitrary and capricious process to push through the approval of a cross-border permit for Keystone XL.
