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Building new coal plants didn't make any sense. Now neither does keeping them running most of the timehttps://trib.al/qi29l7K 

Polluters trying to go green have been tipped by analysts and fund managers as the next companies that could attract billions of dollars worth of ESG inflowshttps://trib.al/wKgnMmu 

While Wall Street is on pace to earn record fees this year from climate-conscious debt, bankers make far more money financing the companies fueling global warminghttps://trib.al/J8KYqXb 

Controversial plans to mine the ocean floor face a key test this year when a United Nations body unveils rules that could spur the exploitation of hundreds of billions of dollars of battery metalshttps://trib.al/6pWzRPS 

European polluters will soon be able to ship their carbon emissions to Iceland to be turned into stone in the volcanic island's bedrockhttps://trib.al/3ddRz8a 

Salmon are so vital that scientists call them a "keystone" species, since animals such as bears and eagles depend on them, and the fish indirectly spread nutrients into ecosystems including forestshttps://trib.al/IuMZFqd 

Trans Mountain Pipeline effort to keep its insurers names confidential was accepted by regulatorshttps://trib.al/2cP4xzD 

Scientists are starting to pinpoint the biggest sources of methane, and advances in surveillance equipment have revealed hidden pollutershttps://trib.al/rwDhAb8 

The hottest battery company stands by its early stage technology that promises to increase an electric car’s range and reduce charging timehttps://trib.al/aYPruUJ 

When Big Oil sells off projects to become greener, the pollution isn't stopping. In fact, it may get even worse. Read the investigation by @racheladhe:https://trib.al/KiTCFCw 

A joint venture in Japan has scrapped plans for a coal-fired power plant, leaving the country with no new construction on the horizon as companies drop the dirty fuelhttps://trib.al/QUfHEJ9 

No, meeting climate goals doesn't mean you have to buy an EV. But pretty soon you might want tohttps://trib.al/4ABHMtQ 

Mayors and city managers across the world are reimagining the entire urban fabric to be greener, more efficient and more resilienthttps://trib.al/8izsmZS 

Predictions of peak oil and the impending demise of fossil fuels will hit Asian oil refiners especially hardhttps://trib.al/5iIwerS 

Supply-chain headaches are pinching the solar industryhttps://trib.al/v4YsJqu 

Climate promises made by global leaders since last September have improved the outlook for global warming by 0.2 degrees Celsiushttps://trib.al/CNi4Ct2 

AES agreed to supply Google with renewable energy to power its data centers in Virginiahttps://trib.al/9bcsSNB 

A Chilean group is working on a $300 million fund to boost the development of green hydrogen as a tool in the transition to cleaner energyhttps://trib.al/HF2lJVP 

Germany’s top court rules Chancellor Angela Merkel’s climate-protection efforts are falling short, a stinging setback for her conservative bloc just months before national electionshttps://trib.al/OSjkETV