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Climate Change: Biggest Jump In Methane Levels Recorded In 2021
Last year's rise in methane levels was the biggest year-on-year jump since such measurements began almost 40 years ago, a new report says. 
Last year's rise in methane levels was the biggest year-on-year jump since such measurements began almost 40 years ago, a new report says. -
Shipping Industry Sets Course For Zero Carbon, Speeds Up Green Goals With New Levy
A new levy on ship carbon emissions is proposed to help accelerate the industry's green efforts. 
A new levy on ship carbon emissions is proposed to help accelerate the industry's green efforts. -
Go Green Before You Get The Green: Activist Investors Demand Banks Halt Lending To Polluters
Despite climate change goals set by some big banks, a lot of lending still goes to "carbon-intensive activities." 
Despite climate change goals set by some big banks, a lot of lending still goes to "carbon-intensive activities." -
Elon Musk Supports President Biden's Climate Change Initiatives
Tesla CEO Elon Musk voiced out his support for U.S. President Joe Biden, saying that the new administration's climate agenda is aligned with the use of clean energy, which is the core reason for Tesla's existence. 
Tesla CEO Elon Musk voiced out his support for U.S. President Joe Biden, saying that the new administration's climate agenda is aligned with the use of clean energy, which is the core reason for Tesla's existence. -
U.S. Rejoins Paris Climate Agreement As Biden Signs Executive Order
The United States is once again a part of the Paris Agreement to fight climate change. 
The United States is once again a part of the Paris Agreement to fight climate change. -
WHO Reveals Tackling Climate Change Can Save Lives, Money
In a talk in the UN climate summit in Poland, the agency revealed that people could benefit if the 2015 Paris climate agreement would be followed. 
In a talk in the UN climate summit in Poland, the agency revealed that people could benefit if the 2015 Paris climate agreement would be followed.
