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Edson Gonçalves Duarte, minister of the environment of Brazil, speaks during the COP24 UN climate change conference 2018 in Katowice, Poland. Photograph: Omar Marques/SOPA Images/Rex/Shutterstock Edson Gonçalves Duarte, minister of the environment of Brazil, speaks during the COP24 UN climate change conference 2018 in Katowice, Poland. Photograph: Omar Marques/SOPA Images/Rex/Shutterstock
Chester Bennington, Linkin Park lead singer, dies of suspected suicide aged 41
Bennington, who was 41 years old, joined the group in 1999 and became a household name the year after with the release of the band’s debut album Hybrid Theory, which was nominated for a Grammy award for best rock album. Their second album, Meteora, has sold over 27m units and the band collaborated with Jay-Z for 2004 EP Collision Course. Bennington also fronted the Stone Temple Pilots from 2013 to
British power generation achieves first ever coal-free day
The UK has had shorter coal-free periods in 2016, as gas and renewables such as wind and solar play an increasing role in the power mix. The longest continuous period until now had been 19 hours – first achieved on a weekend last May, and matched on Thursday. A National Grid spokesman said the record low was a sign of things to come, with coal-free days becoming increasingly common as the pollutin
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“There are many positive aspects to Trump’s ‘inflammatory policies’,” wrote Han Yong-mook, who described himself as a Chinese North Korean scholar. “Trump said he will not get involved in the war between the South and the North, isn’t this fortunate from North Korea’ perspective?” Analysts said that although the editorial was not officially from Pyongyang, it was sure to reflect thinking inside th
Rockefeller family charity to withdraw all investments in fossil fuel companies
John D Rockefeller, who was the richest person in US history when he died in 1937, made his fortune from Standard Oil a precursor of ExxonMobil. Photograph: Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters John D Rockefeller, who was the richest person in US history when he died in 1937, made his fortune from Standard Oil a precursor of ExxonMobil. Photograph: Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters
Leonardo DiCaprio savages corporate greed of big oil: 'Enough is enough'
After picking up a crystal award for his work on environmentalism, the actor explained he had seen the devastation caused by climate change firsthand, from melting glaciers in the Arctic to farmers whose crops had been washed away. DiCaprio is tipped for Oscar success this year for his role in the bleak and gritty drama The Revenant. And he gave energy bosses a similar savaging. In front of world
Paris climate deal: nearly 200 nations sign in end of fossil fuel era
French foreign minister and president of the talks Laurent Fabius brings down the gavel to mark the adoption of the agreement. Photograph: Francois Mori/AP
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