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From the Himalayas and Nepal to Northern Ireland, sustainable source of energy seems to be back in vogue

The only takeaways from the coal use data are that countries with sensible leaders are looking to the energy needs of their citizens and that climate is too complex an issue to attribute to a gas that is 0.04% of Earth’s...

There still appears to be some naive puzzlement at the IES, that renewable energy is not replacing coal. They still have not worked out that countries like China and India know that they cannot run their economies on the...

It’s time to stop making Western taxpayers sacrificial lambs at the altar of climate politics while countries like India and China burn huge amounts of fossil fuels to the benefit of their people.

Documentary charts historic case of a community who sued arm of World Bank over a power plant’s impact on their lives

India’s enthusiasm for coal is driven by several factors: abundant domestic coal reserves, the need for reliable and affordable energy to fuel industrial growth and concerns about energy security...

The story of Dharnai serves as a cautionary tale for the implementation of renewable energy projects in rural India, where pragmatism is the official choice over pie in the sky.

Coal trains in Bihar, India November 2023. by Salil Kumar Mukherjee By Jo Nova India is going gangbusters building coal The need for energy in India is so dire, the Modi government just leaned on the power companies to get...

Increasing use of fans, air coolers and air conditioners is placing ‘serious’ strain on grid in north of country

Study finds about a quarter of health burden comes from power stations that generate just 3% of country’s electricity

Of course, it's totally cynical. I mean, you know, Joe Biden is not doing this because he's stupid or the people behind him are stupid. Half this country is for this climate agenda for some reason. In my view, climate is...

Researchers say early deaths may have been avoided over 10-year period if technology installed

As vast solar plants multiply, so does the scrap, set to reach 19m tonnes by 2050. But disposing of the waste often falls to informal traders who risk injury when dismantling broken panels

Bolstered by the increasing snowfall in recent years (and despite the “devastating effects of climate change”), Saudi Arabia is working to improve its mountain tourism with its own ski resort to be built by 2026.

Museum’s funding by Indian energy group sparks controversy – with activists calling for boycott of ‘tainted’ partnership but others in full support