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Hundreds take to water to protest coal exports at Newcastle port
More than 600 climate protesters have taken to the water at one of the world's biggest coal-export ports, after an Australian court rejected a police attempt to stop their demonstration. Hundreds of kayakers and other small vessels gathered in…
America's energy future begins with public understanding | Opinion
America's energy conversation is stuck. We argue about generation sources, subsidies, and emissions targets. We rarely talk about the thing that determines whether any of it actually gets built: whether the people living near a project understand…
India seeks to triple clean energy capacity to 900 gigawatts by 2035, but major hurdles remain
With the United Nations climate talks underway, India has set an ambitious goal of installing enough clean power to supply more than 1 billion homes by 2035, and has approved nearly $20 billion in power grid upgrades to ease bottlenecks that…
Ebenezer Review: Even Worse Than A Lump Of Coal For Christmas
Ti West commits to the gothic sensibility of Charles Dickens' novel that often gets lost in translation Johnny Depp is absolutely insufferable and out-of-step with the movie's tone The screenplay has an odd angle that misunderstands what A…
Tyne Derwent Way chiefs 'down but not out' after funding blow
Heritage chiefs say they are 'down but not out' after a £4.9m funding bid to further develop parts of a nine-mile (14km) nature trail was rejected. The Tyne Derwent Way connects a number of historical sites between St Mary's Heritage Centre…
UN chief says 'immediate and drastic' emissions cuts needed to avert climate change catastrophe
ANTALYA, Turkey (AP) — The world must immediately and drastically cut fossil fuel emissions to avert the most catastrophic effects of climate change, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said Friday at his final climate…
Forget 'Marshals,' a 6-Part Neo-Western With an Even Better Cast Remains Superior
Neo-Westerns have a funny way of making the modern world feel like the Wild West again. A sprawling ranch becomes contested territory, a local sheriff is more threatening than the criminals he pursues, and an old-fashioned gunslinger feels out of…
California governor Gavin Newsom endorses global fossil fuel phaseout
The leader of the world's fourth biggest economy, California governor Gavin Newsom, has explicitly endorsed a global phase out of the fossil fuels that drive climate breakdown. Newsom told the Guardian that California is “100%” behind…
UN chief says 'immediate and drastic' emissions cuts needed to avert climate change catastrophe
The world must immediately and drastically cut fossil fuel emissions to avert the most catastrophic effects of climate change, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said Friday at his final climate summit, urging the world to…
Meet the Sri Lankan immigration lawyer handing out for Pauline Hanson at the election
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. As a One Nation-supporting, Sri Lanka-born migration…
Meet 'Captain Keel,' the 37-year-old steering a Bitcoin miner into the AI gold rush
In late 2023, Bitcoin miner Ben Gagnon concluded that his employer, Bitfarms of Quebec, was in the wrong business. For Gagnon, Bitfarms' greatest value lay not in the giant racks of GPUs that generated Bitcoin, but the immense power supplies it…
Climate must remain priority, says António Guterres at last Cop as UN chief
Tackling the climate crisis is central to all of human life and must be at the forefront of global governance, the outgoing UN secretary general has said in an emotional farewell address at the Cop31 climate summit. “You cannot build peace…
COP31 talks face early friction over future of fossil fuels
ANTALYA: Big fossil fuel producers and consumers at the COP31 climate talks are resisting any deal that would specify firm new targets or a shift away from oil, gas and coal, observers said on Friday (Nov 13) as the first week of talks drew to a…
China's security services are no match for American HR departments
Beijing obviously denies it, but China's Ministry of State Security may have pulled off one of the most spectacular honeytrap operations in history, targeting the CEO of one of the biggest and most influential tech companies the world has ever…
Japan's October Core Inflation Forecast Rises to 2.3% as Producer Prices Climb
A Reuters poll puts Japan's October core inflation at 2.3%, a second month above the Bank of Japan (BOJ)'s 2% goal, with the official reading still pending. The survey of 16 economists covers the nationwide consumer price index (CPI) measure that…
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