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Thirty migrants are stranded on an offshore platform in the Mediterranean, suffering from harsh conditions without food. Humanitarian groups have demanded intervention from Italian and Maltese authorities, citing international law …
Migrants Stranded on Mediterranean Offshore Platform Amid Worsening Conditions Read More
Raizen SA is exploring the sale of its Argentine oil refinery and gas stations, hiring JPMorgan for the process. This move comes amid a trend of multinational exits from Argentina, …
Raizen SA Engages JPMorgan for Sale of Argentine Energy Assets Read More
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s meeting with King Charles III in London symbolizes Iraq’s transformation into a sovereign partner. This visit and the GBP12.3 billion agreements underscore Iraq’s progress …
Iraq’s London Moment: A New Era of Sovereignty and Partnership Read More
At COP29 in Baku, discussions emphasized the urgent need for funding to support vulnerable communities affected by climate change. An analysis suggests a tax on major oil firms could increase …
Climate Loss and Damage: Who Should Bear the Financial Burden? Read MoreThe fossil fuel industry exerts substantial influence at COP29 in Baku, with over 1,770 lobbyists present, overshadowing vulnerable countries and communities. Their tactics include high-level access, greenwashing, and demands for …
The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Co-optation of UN Climate COP29 Strategies Read More
The Dutch Appeals Court has overturned a previous ruling requiring Shell to cut its emissions by 45 percent by 2030, siding with the oil company by determining that it is …
Dutch Court Overturns Shell Climate Ruling, Siding with Oil Giant Read More
A Dutch appeals court overturned a previous ruling requiring Shell to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. The decision disappointed environmental advocates, including Friends of the Earth, while Shell …
Dutch Appeals Court Reverses Landmark Climate Emission Ruling Against Shell Read More
Shell successfully appealed a Dutch court ruling that required it to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. The appeals court acknowledged Shell’s responsibility but deemed the blanket reduction goal …
Dutch Appeals Court Overturns Landmark Climate Ruling Against Shell Read More
Dutch judges will rule on Shell’s appeal against a historic court ruling requiring a 45% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030. This case arises as global leaders meet at COP29 …
Dutch Court Ruling on Shell’s Climate Appeal Set to Impact Global Climate Policy Read More
Environmental groups lost their appeal against Shell regarding its greenhouse gas emissions reduction obligations after Dutch judges ruled that the company was already meeting expectations. This follows a previous ruling …
Dutch Appeals Court Rules Against Climate Groups in Shell Emissions Case Read More