Fossil fuels

20 entries

Five chimneys. Two of them releasing smoke.

Why the ‘climate club’ needs to take on investment rules

Andrew Norton and Lorenzo Cotula
14 March 2022

17660IIED.pdf

Raising the cost of climate action? Investor-state dispute settlement and compensation for stranded fossil fuel assets

01 October 2020

A cooling tower of a power station is framed against the sky

International treaties threaten affordability of climate action: new report

04 October 2020

Oil platforms

Will COVID-19 leave fuel-rich African countries gasping for breath?

Fatima Denton
27 April 2020

An oil rig silhouetted at sunset

Critical theme: The polluter elite, inequality and the ecological crisis

Event on 22 July 2019

A fishing vessel is dwarfed by a crude oil tanker in Singapore harbour, illustrating the impact oil prices have on sustainable fisheries (Photo: Andrew Thomas, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Plunging oil prices: what happens to our oceans?

Essam Mohammed
15 February 2016

Paris, January 2015: More than one million people march against terrorism (Photo: Olivier Ortelpa, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Rushing into a new year

Camilla Toulmin
13 January 2015

A view from Australia as the moon blocks out the sun in 2002. Now, Australia's decision to pledge $166 million USD to the Green Climate Fund means light is again on the horizon (Photo: NASA/ESA)

Will climate pledge lead to Australia 'keeping coal in the hole'?

10 December 2014

Five chimneys. Two of them releasing smoke.

Why the ‘climate club’ needs to take on investment rules

Blog, 14 March 2022

17660IIED.pdf

Raising the cost of climate action? Investor-state dispute settlement and compensation for stranded fossil fuel assets

Publication, 01 October 2020

A cooling tower of a power station is framed against the sky

International treaties threaten affordability of climate action: new report

News, 04 October 2020

Oil platforms

Will COVID-19 leave fuel-rich African countries gasping for breath?

Blog, 27 April 2020

An oil rig silhouetted at sunset

Critical theme: The polluter elite, inequality and the ecological crisis

Event on 22 July 2019

A fishing vessel is dwarfed by a crude oil tanker in Singapore harbour, illustrating the impact oil prices have on sustainable fisheries (Photo: Andrew Thomas, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Plunging oil prices: what happens to our oceans?

Blog, 15 February 2016

Paris, January 2015: More than one million people march against terrorism (Photo: Olivier Ortelpa, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Rushing into a new year

Blog, 13 January 2015

A view from Australia as the moon blocks out the sun in 2002. Now, Australia's decision to pledge $166 million USD to the Green Climate Fund means light is again on the horizon (Photo: NASA/ESA)

Will climate pledge lead to Australia 'keeping coal in the hole'?

News, 10 December 2014

The sun glints on smoke above Beijing. China is on course to see overall coal consumption peak this year (Photo; GadgetDan via Creative Commons)

If the coal industry really cared about helping poor countries, it would shut itself down

Blog, 17 November 2014

More than 300,000 marched in New York to call for action on climate change (Photo: John Minchillo)

People power applies climate pressure

Blog, 23 September 2014