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| The environmental protection of the Arctic should not exclude its economic development, says Björn Tore Godal, Special Adviser for Energy an...

| Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s media coverage of the aftermath of Copenhagen and climate change, disappearing rapidly into the wide b...

| The issue of climate change and its consequences is increasingly acknowledged on a global level and the idea of moving towards a low-carbon...

| Copenhagen alters the international policy landscapeIt’s not until something breaks that you know how fragile it is. The multilateral climat...

| Europe can gradually phase out the use of nuclear energy and in the longer term even fossil fuels and replace them by renewable energy sourc...

| They provide the plot for the destruction of the world in numerous films and novels through extremely rapid climate change and violent explo...

| Oil, coal and gas will continue to dominate global energy production and use in the 21st century, whether global warming activists like it o...

| Supporters of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel. Back in 2007, in response to a request f...

| Gas can play an important role in reducing carbon dioxide emissions blamed for causing global warming, says the secretary-general of the ind...

| The message from Copenhagen for the energy industry is that mitigation of climate change is an imperative and an opportunity that can no lon...