The UK blocked an “unviable” coal mine. Now it’s being sued for millions.
A company is suing the UK for up to £300m after a coal project was denied a mining licence - now the lawsuit is its primary asset.
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Taxpayers face £300m bill as coal investors sue over aborted mine
Environmental groups say the legal action, seeking up to six times the original investment, is a last-ditch attempt to profit from an unviable scheme.
Engaging the Education Sector in the National Adaptation Plan Process
This guidance note aims to support education ministries in engaging effectively throughout the national adaptation plan process.
Bonn Climate Talks 2026: What to expect after Santa Marta
With UN climate talks starting in Bonn soon, the shift to implementation is being felt, especially in the transition away from fossil fuels.
Designed to Fail: How fossil fuel infrastructure undermines municipal finances
This event presents research about the high costs of infrastructure in North American cities.
Bridging the Gap Between Tax and Investment Communities: Understanding tax incentives in investment laws
Webinar bringing together tax and investment communities to discuss coordination challenges in the design, approval, and oversight of tax incentives.
May 2026 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
For the second month in a row, the United States has dominated new licensing activity, awarding 74 new exploration licences in April alone. If fully combusted this could emit 35.5 MtCO2.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: Vietnam exporters’ training
This workshop offers Viet Nam-based steel and aluminum exporters practical guidance on meeting their EU CBAM compliance obligations.
How Carney’s ‘climate action’ pipeline spin echoes Trudeau’s Trans Mountain rhetoric
Mark Carney is not the first prime minister to put forth the argument that an oil pipeline is a form of climate action.