Despite the growth in clean energies, demand for fossil fuels remains a major obstacle to achieving climate targets.

More than 100 leading companies call on governments to tackle fossil fuels to reach the 1.5°C maximum warming target at COP28 in Dubai.

A warrior for the climate: Greta Thunberg faces justice.

Greta Thunberg arrested demonstrating against the oil industry in London.

CO2 Emissions Reach New Record in 2023.

COP28 focuses on a hot topic: unabated fossil fuels.

Find out more about the Australian court ruling on coal mining and its implications for the environment and the economy.

EDF is committed to decarbonizing electricity production in its island territories by 2033 by converting thermal power plants to run on rapeseed oil, a major step towards renewable energies.

Despite diplomatic controversy, the second phase of the discharge of treated water from Japan's Fukushima power plant into the sea has begun. Find out more about this process and its implications.

Find out how France achieved a remarkable 4.3% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the second quarter of 2023 thanks to strategic ecological planning, while meeting future challenges to achieve ambitious environmental targets.

Find out more about the €150,000 fine imposed on Engie's Châteaulin biogas plant for polluting drinking water in Brittany in August 2020. Analysis of environmental and legal issues.

The European Court of Human Rights examines the complaint of young Portuguese men

The first phase of the Fukushima water discharge into the sea will end as planned, with radioactivity levels below strict standards, despite the controversy with China. Japan plans to gradually discharge over 1.3 million cubic meters of tritiated water from Fukushima into the ocean until the early 2050s, in line with its current schedule.

John Kerry expresses hope for closer ties between the USA and China at the African Climate Summit, stressing the importance of cooperating to combat climate change. However, geopolitical and economic tensions between the two countries could prove an obstacle to the transition to clean energy at the next COP28.

Per capita coal emissions are rising in the G20, despite efforts to the contrary. The IPCC is urging these countries to reduce their emissions, with a call to triple renewable energies by 2030.

The Rouen Administrative Court has rejected a petition for interim measures filed by elected representatives and environmental associations against TotalEnergies' Le Havre floating LNG terminal project.

UN experts alert Saudi Aramco to the climate consequences of its business activities, pointing to human rights violations and a significant contribution to greenhouse gas emissions.

Japan begins to discharge contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean, raising local and international concerns about safety and environmental impacts.

Greenpeace accuses European oil and gas companies of failing to meet their climate commitments by maintaining a low share of renewables despite their claims, calling for government regulation.

MP Julien Bayou and environmental activists are once again challenging the planned LNG terminal in Le Havre, citing environmental and energy concerns. They have lodged an appeal for excess of power and suspension, following three previous unsuccessful attempts.

Tropical Storm Hilary hits California, causing power outages for around 500,000 customers and leading to a sharp drop in solar power production due to cloud cover. Power companies are working to restore power and manage storm damage.

Ecuadorians voted 59% in favor of halting oil production in block 43 of the Yasuni Amazon reserve, in a referendum parallel to the early general elections. This ecological victory has been hailed for its protection of the region's biodiversity and indigenous peoples.

Japan is preparing to set a date for the release of treated water from Fukushima, despite ongoing concerns and opposition. Local fishermen feel powerless despite a compensation fund, and exports to China and South Korea are suffering food safety repercussions.

Severe storms leave hundreds of thousands without power and cause massive flight cancellations along the US East Coast, while concerns over tornado weather warnings persist.

Greenpeace takes a bold stand in protest against oil expansion in the North Sea by covering Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's house with "oil-black" sheets. The announcement of new oil and gas licenses is proving highly controversial in the UK, with criticism coming from environmental groups and concerned citizens.

Bahrain is breaking heat records with temperatures reaching 46 degrees Celsius, resulting in the highest electricity consumption in its history. The Gulf region, already hard hit by heatwaves linked to climate change, is looking for solutions to preserve its national resources and cope with increasingly sweltering summers.