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Methane trackers pick up the slack as U.S. regulatory pressure evaporates

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is ending requirements to track methane emissions, but a growing number of independent groups are using advanced tech to fill the gap

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State-level ‘Climate Superfund’ bills are spreading fast in the U.S.

Vermont and New York have passed laws requiring Big Oil to help cover the costs of climate harms – now 11 more states are following suit

Climate | Summer 2025

Indigenous land rights take centre stage ahead of climate talks in Brazil

Following a major gathering of Indigenous nations in Brazil, communities say protecting their land rights is key to solving the climate crisis

Climate | Spring 2025

As the legal fight over climate action heats up, here are five cases to watch

The number of climate change lawsuits is increasing globally, and Big Oil is fighting back. These cases show how much can be gained – or lost – in the courts.

Climate | Spring 2025

How climate risk disclosure became a battleground for the clean economy

Making companies report their climate risks is vital to the energy transition, but powerful forces are trying to stop it

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A new chapter begins for the Canadian climate change conversation

OPINION | Here are three ways the next Canadian government can make effective progress on climate change

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Climate-action group SBTi holds firm on targets for companies

The Science Based Targets initiative says corporations must set a 1.5°C target to obtain its coveted climate plan validation

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UN agencies find that ambitious climate action brings big GDP gains

Both high and low-income countries stand to see growth rates that translate into "literally billions" by 2050, according to new research

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The legacy of Just Stop Oil is that disruptive tactics work

OPINION | Just Stop Oil protestors drew outrage for their controversial methods. That’s a good thing.