Sentences with phrase «coal expansion»

So getting out of coal is an «essential feature» of climate action, the report says, and it is «critical» to limit further coal expansion.

Japan's solar PV employment rose by 28 % but the country is also being criticised for a large coal expansion plan.

The tar sands in Canada are an environmental disaster in other ways, but the incremental emissions of greenhouse gases are small compared to the far greater threat of massive coal expansion in China, or potential fugitive emission of methane from fracking, or massive deforestation in Indonesia and Latin America, or any number of other major sources of greenhouse gases.

Re # 36 — what is wrong with 1959 exactly — large cooling factors such as massive coal expansion during the 50s and 60s is partly responsible for your so called disconnect before this time.

Governments in those countries have committed to large coal expansions, but they face headwinds in the form of local opposition and the falling cost of renewables.

BHP and Rio have been cutting back plans for coal expansion because of declining demand and outlook for coal, caused mostly by a reassessment of China's appetite for imports.

Please spread the word #decoalonise, and let us together demonstrate community resistance against coal expansion in Africa!

Thats because while the courts ruling doesn't end coal expansion, it does potentially push the reset button — a death knell for dozens of coal projects hanging by a financial thread.

But another upswing in 2015 to 84 GW meant that any hope for a slower pace of new coal expansion was short - lived.

Vancouver protests American coal expansion (Kevin Washbrook, VTACC).

Why reject coal expansion?

It is appalling that corporations such as Marubeni and KEPCO continue to push for coal expansion.

The film features many prominent members of the debate against coal expansion in Australia including Guy Pearce (Global Change Institute), Ove Hoegh - Guldberg (University of Queensland) and Matthew Wright (Beyond Zero Emissions).

As mentioned in the press release:» -LRB-...) these groups released a briefing titled «Dirty Dozen: How Public Finance Drives the Climate Crisis through Oil, Gas, and Coal Expansion», highlighting fossil fuel projects by the World Bank Group, other multilateral and national development banks and export credit agencies.

On the other hand, companies like India's NTPC have an opportunity to drop their coal expansion plans and instead look to renewables.

Notably, the addition of «coal expansion» data usefully complements more conventional energy mix data.