Aaron Clark

Turkmenistan’s state-owned gas producer is planning to enlist specialists to help pinpoint methane releases, a major advance in the nation’s efforts to curb emissions of the potent greenhouse gas.

As the last negotiations for a global plastic treaty begin in South Korea, countries are divided over whether to cap production of the ubiquitous material.

The final round of United Nations-brokered talks aimed at tackling plastic pollution are opening in South Korea with deep divisions over the need

The final round of United Nations-brokered talks aimed at tackling plastic pollution are opening in South Korea with deep divisions over the need

The final round of United Nations-brokered talks aimed at tackling plastic pollution are opening in South Korea with deep divisions over the need to

The final round of United Nations-brokered talks aimed at tackling plastic pollution are opening in South Korea with deep divisions over the need

Bhutan is studying plans to fund a potential $22.5 billion buildout of hydropower generation capacity with a mix of blended finance and green bonds, as the Himalayan nation seeks to revive its floundering economy.

About 200 nations couldn’t agree on a treaty to curb plastic pollution after two years of divisive negotiations, but said they made some progress and would reconvene the talks next year.

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Japan’s insurance giants are selling over $56 billion in shares after getting caught colluding in the wake of costly disasters