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Environmentalists on the Canary Islands can breathe a collective sigh of relief. Repsol has announced that it will halt its hydrocarbon exploration programme in Canary Island waters. The energy giant had been surveying the...
The majority of fossil fuel reserves should not be used if global warming is to be restricted to no more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times, finds a recently published study. Policy makers...
Pablo Fajardo is the lawyer representing the victims of an environmental disaster in Ecuador allegedly caused by the American energy company Chevron. The company is fighting an Ecuadorian ruling to financially compensate the victims....
Manu National Park in Peru is the world’s top biodiversity hotspot for reptiles and amphibians, according to a new survey published last week by American biologists. But this diversity is being threatened by human...
Good news for Arctic environmentalists: Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it will suspend its controversial drilling in the Arctic as part of a measure to cut back on major expenditures. Just recently, the...
The Public Eye Awards for the most irresponsible companies were handed out in Davos earlier this week. This year’s “awards of shame” winners are American textile giant Gap for steadfastly refusing to contribute to...
