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Trey Thoelcke
Only a third of large banks have cut emissions since 2017. These five stood out.
Despite a surge in interest in the financial world in climate change in the past five years, only about a third of the world’s largest financial institutions have cut their greenhouse gas emissions, according…
Can the EPA really build a $27 billion green bank next year? An interview with Reed Hundt
New national nonprofit lender would offer opportunities for climate-conscious developers and investors.
Out of Africa: How COP27 drove fundraising for climate firms tied to the region
Plus: Biden's climate agenda starts to wear on foreign trading partners.
Axed by Elon? Jettisoned by Jeff? Zapped by Zuckerberg? Here’s where you might land
Climate tech seen as a destination for thousands of laid-off Silicon Valley workers.
How the U.S. rail strike vote proves there is no clean way to shut down Big Oil
Railways are far and away the biggest transporters of fossil fuels in America, responsible for almost a third of coal shipments alone.
For Latin America, climate reparations hinge on Brazil’s Amazon progress
Mitigation requirements tied to deforestation.
The one thing everyone said would happen after Russia invaded Ukraine hasn’t
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was supposed to speed the renewable transition. What happened?
Climate Christmas: Europe’s holiday markets turn down the lights
Plus: Biden’s cancer campaign hits home.
Zeus: ESG deals push through recession talk as investors look past election, bear market
How the Inflation Reduction Act helped goose clean tech investing.
Why Biden’s Indonesia climate deal works better than ‘loss and damages’
Plus, BlackRock's new battery acquisition, and China's return to the climate table.
France to double solar capacity with ‘delicious’ plan for parking panels
Plus, new Waveswing product captures energy from the sea in Scotland.
Emboldened Biden doubles down on climate agenda for COP27 visit
Week one of COP27 in Egypt is just about over with no sign yet of a definitive compensation deal for small nations.
As fund managers boost shareholder voting power, climate pressure suffers
‘E’ is not always the same as ‘G’
Clean tech stocks rally hangs on Democrats chances to retain the Senate
Plus, the latest from COP27 in Egypt.
How celebrity plays its part at COP27
And it's not just because us journalists are suckers for a bold-faced name.
‘Are You There COP27? It’s Me, Margaret’: Remembering Margaret Thatcher, the original UK climate leader
As Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson compete for attention in Egypt, looking back at their predecessor’s prescience.
Saudi Aramco just made enough money to fund half of UN climate commitment
“Climate variability” is the new watchword in California’s premium wine industry
Zeus: Five things that could save COP27 from impending failure
Lula, China could re-energize what's shaping up to be an international dud.
How King Charles stole COP27 and saved Britain
Plus: Lula's victory in Brazil heralds a new era in global climate relations.