The world’s largest multilateral climate fund has announced its biggest financial commitment yet, backing a $6 billion water desalination and conveyance project in Jordan aimed at addressing the country’s worsening water scarcity, Reuters reported. The Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved a $295 million package—comprising both loans and grants—at its board…
When US President Donald Trump sits down with China’s Xi Jinping on Thursday in South Korea, one of the…
Hurricane Melissa, now a Category 3 storm, struck Cuba early Wednesday after devastating Jamaica less than 24 hours earlier.…
Microsoft is set to announce its fiscal first-quarter earnings later today, with Wall Street expecting another solid performance fuelled…
Carbon Measures, a new carbon accounting initiative, will establish an independent guiding panel. The initiative is supported by several major…
Britain has announced a reduced budget for offshore wind in its upcoming auction, aiming to stimulate investment in renewable…
European markets opened the week on a cautiously optimistic note, closing mostly higher on Monday as investors weighed key…
A busy global news cycle is unfolding across markets, geopolitics, and corporate earnings this morning.Amazon is preparing what could…
Methane emissions from the onshore upstream oil and gas sector, detected globally by satellites, showed an increase in late…