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The United States signed onto indirect international action on climate change at the recent Group of Seven environment ministers meeting, but it rejected explicit actions to address warming.
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Oil company Equinor ASA said yesterday it intends to speed up a move toward renewable and low-carbon energy under the guidance of a new CEO.
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Disaster experts fear thousands of people could be trapped in perilous flooding during a major hurricane. That could cause widespread deaths and force dangerous rescues.
By Thomas Frank in Climatewire
Oil company Equinor ASA said yesterday it intends to speed up a move toward renewable and low-carbon energy under the guidance of a new CEO.
By Miranda Willson in Energywire