A decade after the Paris Agreement, clean energy has proliferated, but carbon pollution is rising too. Fossil fuel use is increasing. And the world has experienced its hottest years in recorded history, writes Sara Schonhardt.

Hope for change clouded by climate realities The agreement, signed in Paris on 12 December 2015, was considered historic but a decade on, the planet is still warming at too great a rate. READ MORE : Subscribe to our channel.

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A decade after the Paris Agreement, the global transition to clean energy is slowing despite record renewable capacity installations, due to geopolitical, financial, and regulatory challenges. China maintains its leadership in clean energy investment and ...

With US President Donald Trump skipping the UN's climate summit in the Amazon, California Governor Gavin Newsom grabbed the spotlight Tuesday and unleashed a barrage of attacks on the fossil fuel agenda of his political nemesis. The well-coiffed Democrat ...

In an act of sad, accidental genius, whoever wrote these three words into President Donald Trump’s speech Thursday announcing he is pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord has created the perfect mantra for all delusional deniers of truth who ...