Egypt creates the largest wind farm in Africa 7/12/2015

The largest wind farm in Africa has been inaugurated in the Egypt’s Gabal el-Zayt. The wind farm, which cost 340 million Euros, was financed by the European Union and Germany’s Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau. ...more

Climate funding piles up, but nations argue over how quickly 7/12/2015

Developed nations have mobilized some $80-$90 billion per year to help the poorest survive a warmer world, delegates at Paris climate talks said, but emerging countries dispute the figures and say a goal of $100 billion by 2020 is far from reach. ...more

Phase out fossil fuels to limit temperatures, a few CEOs say 7/12/2015

Heads of companies including Unilever and Virgin Group urged a Paris summit on Sunday to get on track to limit temperature rises to the lowest possible level by setting a goal of phasing out fossil fuel use by 2050. ...more

New Delhi to ration road use by registration number to cut pollution 7/12/2015

India's capital will soon ban private cars from its roads on alternate days, according to their registration numbers, in an attempt to improve air quality in the world's most polluted city. ...more

New Zealand and Australia lead Japan whaling protest 7/12/2015

New Zealand led an international protest on Monday against Japan's plans to resume killing whales in the Southern Ocean, while Australia said it was considering further legal action. ...more

Paris climate deal to start green development charge: UNDP 4/12/2015

A U.N. deal on climate change in Paris should fire the starting gun for a global push on sustainable development in 2016, with no time to lose in shifting to greener, more resilient economies, the head of the U.N. development agency said. ...more

Top fashion CEOs fear rising costs from climate change 4/12/2015

The chief executives of seven top clothing companies, including Hennes & Mauritz, Gap and Adidas, are calling on governments to agree a strong climate change deal, saying they fear global warming will drive up their costs. ...more

China says to start claiming compensation from polluters 4/12/2015

The Chinese government plans to begin claiming compensation from polluting companies and individuals, particularly those who damage state property, over the next two years, China's cabinet has said. ...more

Habitat loss seen as rising threat to world's migratory birds 4/12/2015

Habitat destruction along routes taken by the world's migratory birds poses an increasing peril to these long-distance fliers, with a vast majority crossing terrain that nations are inadequately protecting, according to scientists. ...more

London Zoo offers chance to sleep with lions 4/12/2015

London Zoo began taking bookings on Thursday for a new safari lodge it is building in the lion enclosure to allow visitors to get a taste of exotic holidays in the centre of the capital. ...more