Climate change
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The Guardian Essential Report Public opinion is shifting the ground under Trump, Abbott and the coal club
Peter LewisTrump’s rebuff of global climate action is right out of the coal club playbook, and reminds Australians of the ‘axe the tax’ Abbott campaign -
Alan Finkel is expected to recommend target that would require percentage of electricity be generated from ‘low-emissions’ sources
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Unnamed sources said David Rank had resigned as he could not support Donald Trump’s decision last week to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement
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Labour leader tells Guardian he expects to win election and that Theresa May is being offensive in portrayal of him
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Editorial: Whatever he thought he’d achieve by pulling out of the Paris agreement, he has ensured that America will be left behind in the race to combat global warming
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UN ambassador Nikki Haley says president believes pollutants play role, as EPA head Scott Pruitt avoids directly responding to queries
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Green market could expand from 2% to 13% of UK economy by 2050 with the right policies, says low-carbon group that includes Ikea, Siemens and M&S
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Letters: Ambitious and long-term policies are needed so that Britain can take advantage of the rapidly growing global market for low-carbon goods and services
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His withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement belittles his country, but could galvanise the world
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White House has dodged declaring president’s view on climate change, but Haley says leaving Paris accord ‘doesn’t mean we don’t care about the environment’
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The secretary of defense added it would be a ‘crummy world’ if Americans retreat, as US leadership and international commitment came under question
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New French president has been confident and sure-footed in first weeks, say analysts
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Draft decision says Australia would not, at this rate, meet interim or long-term targets in the Reef 2050 report
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It’s clearer than ever the economic interests Trump claims to defend can only be served by acting on global warming
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All the day’s campaign news, as the Conservative and Labour leaders appear on BBC1’s Question Time and the Guardian comes out for Labour
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Scott Pruitt refuses to say whether Donald Trump believes climate change is real, but dismisses world leaders’ warnings that Paris accord is not negotiable
Caring about climate change: it's time to build a bridge between data and emotion