A new report warns that coal, oil and gas assets will be stranded if the world is to limit temperature rise to 2C. Losses are projected to reach $2.2 trillion over the next decade, with coal taking the biggest hit, while oil demand peaks in 2020. Yet fossil energy companies are ignoring the very innovations that will put them out of business.
Investors face $2.2 trillion loss on 'risky' fossil fuel assets Alex Kirby | 25th November 2015 News Climate Change Fossil Fuels Energy Finance COP21 Carbon Tracker danger-zone-cut.png A new report …
A climate negotiators gather in Paris for COP21, the WMO say that a combination of human and natural causes will make 2015 temperatures the hottest ever - half way to the 2C 'safety threshold'. But despite the ever falling price of solar and wind, many newly industrialising countries are insisting on coal-fired development.
WMO: record warming rises into danger zone Alex Kirby | 28th November 2015 News COP21 Unfccc Climate Change Energy Fossil Fuels breaking-glacier-cut.jpg A climate negotiators gather in Paris for …