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The record spike in energy prices must not undermine the EU’s resolve to cut emissions and should instead encourage the region to speed up its green transition, the bloc’s climate chief said.https://trib.al/yz6qcCE 

Renewable energy plants are now cheaper to build and run than than running an existing fossil fuel planthttps://trib.al/0GXxCP7 

China's blue skies initiative aims to cut the amount of fine particulate matter in the air in parts of north China close to where the Winter Olympics will be held in February. @quicktake explains its impact of commodities and marketshttps://trib.al/oWafH2O 

A startup that makes cultured mozzarella and ricotta cheeses without cows has just got record funding from investorshttps://trib.al/0uPeGKQ 

Renewable energy plants are now cheaper to build and run than than running an existing fossil fuel planthttps://trib.al/lAownFH 

Global emissions must be halved by 2030 to keep the planet’s warming within 1.5°C, but governments are nowhere near thathttps://trib.al/pqEpTpE 

“Anyone would think they have all the time in the world, when in fact the opposite is the case,” said Niklas Höhne, of NewClimate Institutehttps://trib.al/oJfWKRD 

There is an important lesson here for the green energy transitionhttps://trib.al/OD4xkFj 

A startup in Australia just produced one of the most efficient solar cells ever, beating China's industrial giants as a result of a materials breakthroughhttps://trib.al/gbyRZmp 

Columnist @GernotWagner speaks with @BenFranta about how economics has been "weaponized" to delay climate policy.https://trib.al/e6bLV4p 

Australia-based Calix says it can drive down the cost of capturing carbon dioxide in the cement industryhttps://trib.al/vQjag5B 

The leaders of Europe's Mediterranean countries pledged Friday to expand cooperation against climate change, at a meeting in Athens held in the aftermath of massive wildfires that ravaged parts of southern Europehttps://trib.al/fFSLeNf 

Countries' current climate plans indicate that global greenhouse gas emissions will increase 16% by 2030 from 2010 levels, according to the UNhttps://trib.al/T52vA3L 

Biden tried to hammer out the world's next steps against rapidly worsening climate change in a private, virtual session with a small group of other global leaders Friday, and announced a new U.S.-European pledge to cut methane leaks. (via AP)https://trib.al/bbqkpKe 

With flames advancing toward the signature grove of ancient massive trees in Sequoia National Park, firefighters are fighting fire with firehttps://trib.al/KiIT7pt 

As water shortages and drought become increasingly common, cities will need to invest in infrastructure and find ways to recycle their supply. (via @citylab)https://trib.al/9xu5lFj 

Snapping up the high-yield bonds of oil companies is proving a lucrative ploy for investors willing to live with a mounting backlash against activities seen to hasten global warminghttps://trib.al/gclY8Mi 

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says the city’s bus fleet will be zero-emission by 2034 instead of 2037https://trib.al/vhpBeWw 

Developing nations say the funding — which has never hit its annual target — is key for them to pledge deeper emissions cutshttps://trib.al/y47nNsY 

The U.K. says global efforts to tackle climate change are falling shorthttps://trib.al/EWPwmaP