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Norway Warns of ‘Exploitation’ as ESG Investing Goes Mainstream
In western Europe’s biggest oil producing nation, the financial regulator says investing in environmentally friendly assets has a dark side.
Carbon Markets Fail to Win Backing at UN Climate Talks (2)
The international effort to rein in fossil fuel pollution took a step backward this weekend after envoys at a marathon round of
Congress Mulls Reviving Tax Breaks Prized by ADM, Tesla, GM
U.S. lawmakers led by Senate Finance Committee Chairman
New York Governor Vetoes Renewable Energy Bill
New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) dealt a blow to existing renewable energy producers by vetoing a bill that they say would have helped them remain competitive as the state provides incentives to new producers.
Bernhardt to Start Early on Planning for Colorado River Shortage
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said he’s moving forward almost a year early with his required review of the current plan on how to manage Colorado River water across the seven-state basin.
Canada, Volkswagen Plea Deal Delayed After Group Calls It Rushed
An Ontario court should delay approving an agreement between Canada and Volkswagen AG over the 2015 diesel emissions-cheating case to hear more from the scandal’s victims, their lawyer said Dec. 13.
Wyoming Landowners’ Flooding Claims Against Reservoir Revived
A group of Wyoming landowners won reinstatement of their claims against the operator of a water reservoir for flooding their properties after the Tenth Circuit held that the operator exceeded the boundaries of a right-of-way approved under federal law more than a century ago.
Lawmakers See No Path for Curbing Climate Gases in Trade Deal
Congressional backers of a curb on super-polluting hydroflurocarbons tried but failed to add the measure to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal.
PG&E Says It Should Be Shielded From Ghost Ship Fire Trial (1)
PG&E Corp. told a California bankruptcy judge that it shouldn’t have to face litigation over its culpability for the deadly 2016 Ghost Ship warehouse fire, noting it just reached a $13.5 billion wildfire victim settlement.
Hopes Dim for Broad Deal on Global Carbon Market at UN Talks (1)
For the second year in a row, a rift between industrial and developing nations about how to use carbon markets risks watering down a deal that could unlock hundreds of billions of dollars in aid for climate-related projects.
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