September 17, 2020 Climate change Hurricanes and fires lash two US coasts, heralding the arrival of climate change Hurricane Sally, a slow-moving system pregnant with rain, finally made landfall on Wednesday, battering America’s Gulf Coast with floods […]
September 16, 2020 European Union, Gas As Von der Leyen Boasts Climate Action, EP publishes vote to make gas eligible for funding through Just Transition Fund As Von der Leyen took the stage to hold the much anticipated State Of The European Union (SOTEU) address for 2020, the EP made public the […]
September 16, 2020 European Union SOTEU : EU Commission must pursue the sustainability of the economic recovery. Aligning the COVID-19 recovery and other EU public funding with its own Sustainable Finance Taxonomy is key. Anything else would, by its own […]
September 15, 2020 Arctic, Climate change Arctic cargo may fall short of Kremlin goal, reports say In a surprising retreat, Russia’s main Arctic infrastructure developer has urged the Kremlin to scale back sweeping goals for the Northern […]
September 10, 2020 Nuclear issues, Nuclear Russia The second reactor at Russia’s Leningrad II nuclear plan reaches controlled minimum power Reactor No 2 at the Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant II has achieved criticality and was brough to the minimum controlled power level late last […]
