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If speed weren’t a factor, we could rely on the market to incentivise green technology at its own pace – but the clock is ticking

There is no easy route to a greener global economy. But since coronavirus hit, politics and business are thinking again

Brief hiatus will make little difference to catastrophic levels of global heating, experts say

Responses to coronavirus crisis cause sharpest drop in carbon output since records began

Energy minister says Coalition’s approach is ‘not to have a target without a plan’ to achieve it

Climate campaigners issued proceedings for review of rules supporting fossil fuel projects

Pandemic only adds to the challenge that already exists for oil, says Bernard Looney

Jim Chalmers says his party is prepared to make some compromises by supporting the national energy guarantee

As the government prepares plans for economic recovery, investors and green groups alike say this is a once-only opportunity to move towards zero emissions

Global emissions are expected to be 8% lower this year but the long-term impact is unclear

Report says steel made with renewable hydrogen could become a multibillion-dollar export industry employing 25,000 people in central Queensland and Hunter Valley

Shareholder vote in favour of global mining giant adopting binding targets grew sixfold since last year

More than half of Woodside’s investors support shareholder motion to set targets in line with Paris climate agreement

Renewable electricity may be only source to withstand biggest shock in 70 years

António Guterres calls for coronavirus aid to be directed at firms with green credentials