Energia e serviços públicos

Climate Feedback Loops Could Worsen Global Warming by 30%

Climate Feedback Loops Could Worsen Global Warming by 30%

Climate feedback loops could worsen global warming by as much as 30%, according to a new study that reveals how natural systems are turning from ca...

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Ukraine Strikes Russian Gas Heartland in Arctic Attack

Ukraine Strikes Russian Gas Heartland in Arctic Attack

Ukraine's recent Arctic attack has extended Kyiv's strike reach into the heartland of Russian gas production, targeting two crucial natural gas pla...

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August Ties Hottest Month Ever as Global Heating Accelerates

August Ties Hottest Month Ever as Global Heating Accelerates

August was the joint-hottest month ever recorded globally, with temperatures reaching 1.65C above preindustrial levels, according to the EU’s Coper...

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Climate Solutions: Positive Tipping Points for Clean Energy

Climate Solutions: Positive Tipping Points for Clean Energy

Climate solutions that trigger positive tipping points are critical to accelerating the global transition to sustainability. A new report from the ...

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North Sea Oil Plans: Burnham's Risky Gamble on UK Energy

North Sea Oil Plans: Burnham's Risky Gamble on UK Energy

North Sea oil plans have ignited a fierce debate in UK politics, as Labour leader Andy Burnham pushes to approve new gas and oil drilling. Is Burnh...

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United Utilities Fined £1m for Raw Sewage Discharge

United Utilities Fined £1m for Raw Sewage Discharge

United Utilities has been fined nearly £1m for illegally discharging raw sewage into the Lancashire coast, highlighting the ongoing challenges in w...

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Nepal Demands Climate Compensation for Flood Disaster

Nepal Demands Climate Compensation for Flood Disaster

Nepal is demanding $20 million in climate compensation for recent devastating floods, as a senior minister calls on the world's biggest polluters t...

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US Energy Secretary: Iran Nuclear Deal May Not Happen

US Energy Secretary: Iran Nuclear Deal May Not Happen

The US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that the US might not reach a nuclear agreement with Iran, signaling a potential shift toward military ...

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Air Conditioners: The Key to Surviving Extreme Heat

Air Conditioners: The Key to Surviving Extreme Heat

Air conditioners are increasingly recognized as our best defense against extreme heat, a reality that challenges traditional environmental narrativ...

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Jackdaw Gasfield Approval: UK Energy Security & Climate Impact

Jackdaw Gasfield Approval: UK Energy Security & Climate Impact

The Jackdaw gasfield approval by UK ministers is imminent, stirring debate over energy security and climate commitments. As the government weighs f...

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Great Britain Grid Crisis: Heatwave Blackout Risks Exposed
Great Britain Grid Crisis: Heatwave Blackout Risks Exposed
The Great Britain grid operator faced unprecedented blackout risks during the summer heatwaves, sparking a political row over the nation's clean energy targets. Staff at the National Energy System Operator... Leia mais...
UK Inflation Drops to 2.6%: Bus Fare Cap Fully Funded Says Transp
UK Inflation Drops to 2.6%: Bus Fare Cap Fully Funded Says Transp
UK inflation dropped more than expected in June to 2.6%, providing a major boost to the government's cost of living plans. The transport secretary has stated she is “100% sure”... Leia mais...
Kemi Badenoch Declares War on Net Zero Targets
Kemi Badenoch Declares War on Net Zero Targets
Kemi Badenoch has declared war on net zero targets, signaling a dramatic shift in Conservative Party climate policy. The Tory leader is purging candidates who support the UK's 2050 net... Leia mais...
Climate Adaptation Gap: Andy Burnham Must Act Now or Face Doom Lo
Climate Adaptation Gap: Andy Burnham Must Act Now or Face Doom Lo
The climate adaptation gap is widening across the UK, and Andy Burnham must act fast to prevent a derailment doom loop that threatens public health, national security, and economic stability.... Leia mais...
New York Enacts One-Year Pause on AI Datacenter Development
New York Enacts One-Year Pause on AI Datacenter Development
New York has become the first US state to enact a one-year pause on new AI datacenters, targeting hyperscale facilities over 50 megawatts. Governor Kathy Hochul signed the executive order... Leia mais...
UK Climate Extremes Normalizing: 2025 Hottest Year on Record
UK Climate Extremes Normalizing: 2025 Hottest Year on Record
The UK’s climate extremes are increasingly becoming the new normal, with 2025 recorded as the hottest year on record, according to a new report. Data stretching back to 1884 shows... Leia mais...
Heating Oil Compensation: Up to £350 for Cancelled Orders
Heating Oil Compensation: Up to £350 for Cancelled Orders
Heating oil customers whose deliveries were cancelled during the Middle East war price surge are now eligible for up to £350 compensation following a UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)... Leia mais...
England Building Death Traps: Overheating Crisis Warnings
England Building Death Traps: Overheating Crisis Warnings
England risks constructing a new generation of death trap buildings that can fatally overheat unless the government tightens standards and prioritises climate safeguards, planning experts have said. Fears are growing... Leia mais...
Exxon Hack Trial Could Reveal Who Targeted Climate Critics
Exxon Hack Trial Could Reveal Who Targeted Climate Critics
The US trial of Israeli private investigator Amit Forlit could reveal who hired hackers to target Exxon climate critics a decade ago, a case that has climate activists on the... Leia mais...
Energy Department Deletes 1,600+ Webpages on Utility Bill Savings
Energy Department Deletes 1,600+ Webpages on Utility Bill Savings
The Department of Energy has removed over 1,600 webpages offering guidance on utility bill savings, just as a brutal heatwave grips the nation. This deletion, confirmed by the Internet Archive,... Leia mais...
Sadiq Khan Backs Maximum Workplace Temperature in UK Heatwaves
Sadiq Khan Backs Maximum Workplace Temperature in UK Heatwaves
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is backing calls for a maximum workplace temperature as pressure grows on the government to protect workers from the impact of repeated heatwaves across... Leia mais...
Extreme Heat Survival Depends on Air Conditioning Access
Extreme Heat Survival Depends on Air Conditioning Access
Access to air conditioning is increasingly the deciding factor in surviving extreme heat waves, as record temperatures strain power grids and widen inequality gaps. This summer's deadly heat across Europe... Leia mais...