Carbon Brief

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  1. 2 hours ago

    Renewable hydrogen ‘already cost competitive’, say researchers |

    Electrolysis facility: Sunfire GmbH, Dresden / renedeutscher.de
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  2. 3 hours ago

    Interactive: The impacts of climate change at 1.5C, 2C and beyond |

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  3. 7 hours ago

    Timeline: The past, present and future of Germany’s Energiewende |

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  4. 8 hours ago

    Media reaction: The UK’s record-breaking winter heat in 2019 |

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  5. 10 hours ago

    Our policy editor spoke to this morning about our new analysis which shows UK’s CO2 emissions fell for record sixth consecutive year in 2018 . Read more:

    Dr Simon Evans on BBC News discussing our analysis of UK CO2 emissions
    Our Policy Editor, Simon Evans, was interviewed by Joanna Gosling on BBC News this morning about our recent analysis which shows the UK's CO2 emissions have fallen for a record sixth consecutive year.
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    11 hours ago

    Very welcome figures from showing that the UK's carbon emissions fell for a record sixth consecutive year in 2018!

    The UK's carbon emissions fell for a RECORD sixth consecutive year in 2018 - we're leading the way in ensuring we leave behind a better environment for future generations 🌍
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  7. 11 hours ago

    Warming ocean has driven ‘4% decline in sustainable fish stocks’ | feat.

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  8. 12 hours ago

    Analysis: UK’s CO2 emissions fell for record sixth consecutive year in 2018 |

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    12 hours ago

    Carbon Brief's has just been interviewed on the BBC News channel about our new analysis showing UK’s CO2 emissions fell for record sixth consecutive year in 2018

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  10. 15 hours ago

    "Climate change: Angela Merkel welcomes school strikes" |

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  11. 15 hours ago

    Carbon dioxide emissions in the UK fell for the sixth consecutive year in 2018, says the , reporting on new estimates published by

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  12. 15 hours ago

    Daily Briefing | Carbon emissions fall in UK for sixth consecutive year Sign up to our email briefings:

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    There’s yer breakfast reading.

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  14. Mar 3

    NEW - Analysis: UK’s CO2 emissions fell for record sixth consecutive year in 2018 |

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  15. Mar 3

    In-depth: Could ‘rewilding’ help to tackle climate change? |

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    Mar 3

    Heads up... Brand new analysis being published tonight at midnight on about UK's CO2 emissions

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  17. Mar 3

    Recommended read: Climate change and the new work order |

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  18. Mar 3

    Guest post: Energy efficiency contributed 25% of UK economic growth since 1971 |

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  19. Mar 3

    Satellite data reveals rise in China’s methane emissions | w/comment from

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  20. Mar 3

    UK will miss its climate goals unless housing emissions are tackled, says CCC |

    Cavity wall insulation for new housing, Ipswich, Suffolk, UK.
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