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The people of Milas want secure, green jobs; not coal

Japan’s “Green <s>(Transformation)</s>-Washing” strategy, explained.

Japan's Green Transformation Strategy is actually greenwashing. This strategy would block the renewable energy transition, undermine energy security, and worsen the climate crisis.

No, Japan, ammonia co-firing will not reduce emissions

European Oil Corporations and Banks to Face Resistance from Communities Fighting Against Fracking in Vaca Muerta

4 reasons why BP is the worst

4 reasons British oil giant BP is the worst (though there are many more!) including how they are profiting from the current energy crisis.

COP28 Must Be the Turning Point for a Fossil Fuel-Free Future

350 stands with our movement allies, and we will not back down.

Earth Month Spotlight: 350 Ghana’s fight to reduce carbon emissions

Ten climate jargon terms, explained

1 year On: Ukraine And the Energy Transition

Activists demand Standard Bank, Standard Chartered and SMBC stop financing EACOP

Oligarchies hijack Indonesia’s energy transition agenda

The climate crisis has caused ecological disasters in various parts of the world, threatening all life on earth. As fossil fuels contribute to this greenhouse gases (GHG) emission, it is crucial that the world transition towards green energy as one of the efforts to mitigate GHG emissions. Indonesia, as a large coal exporter, must be involved in this energy transition.