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Scottish Net Zero Secretary ‘not embarrassed’ at ditching 2030 emissions target
Press Association News via AOL· 3 hours agoScotland’s Net Zero Secretary has insisted she was not embarrassed at having to ditch a key climate...
Earth Day: what's going on with the net-zero 2050 emissions target? | Invezz
Invezz· 2 hours agoThis uptick follows a rise of 490 million tonnes in 2022, indicating a continued global reliance on...
SNP mocked for replacing flagship green target with ‘accelerated’ plan
Daily Telegraph· 3 hours agoHumza Yousaf and his Green coalition partners have been mocked after insisting they were pursuing an...
U.S. Department of Energy Advances Zero-Emissions Targets
MarineLink· 2 days agoThis week at Singapore Maritime Week, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is advancing ambitious...
AI policy can’t ignore climate change: We need net zero AI emissions
The Hill· 1 week agoArtificial intelligence provides amazing potential for advancement across fields, from medicine to...
Scotland ditches 2030 climate target to cut emissions by 75%
Reuters· 22 hours agoScotland on Thursday scrapped its target of cutting climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions by 75%...
Big companies’ emissions goals are too weak, report says
KFGO· 2 weeks agoBy Simon Jessop (Reuters) - The carbon emissions reduction targets of a group of the biggest listed...
Scotland’s net-zero retreat
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 8 hours agoNews that the Scottish government is to ditch its flagship target of reducing carbon emissions by 75 per cent by 2030 will come as little surprise to...
We will achieve net zero by 2045, Yousaf vows as interim goal to be axed
Press Association News via AOL· 1 day agoThe Scottish Government will not miss its target of reaching net zero by 2045 by a single day, Humza...
F1 on track to hit its Net Zero target by 2030
Racer via Yahoo News· 3 days agoFormula 1 says it is on track to hit its Net Zero targets by 2030 after the publication of its latest impact report that includes its carbon emissions...
