Vol. 1, No. 81

Clinton Courts Coal Country

With primaries looming in Indiana, West Virginia, and Kentucky, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton strayed a bit from the campaign trail Tuesday, heading to Ohio, where she already notched a primary victory, to revisit controversial comments she made in March regarding coal jobs. During a campaign event at a brewery in the city of Athens, Clinton […]
  • U.N. Chief Nominates Mexican Diplomat as UNFCCC Executive Secretary

    Following a selection process led by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Patricia Espinosa, Mexico’s current ambassador to Germany, has been nominated for the position of executive secretary for the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change. Before Espinosa’s appointment can be confirmed, Ban must consult with the Bureau of the UNFCCC. Following the completion of […]

  • Inaugural Mission Innovation Ministerial Set For Early June

    Energy ministers and other high-level delegates from more than 20 nations and the European Commission will meet June 1-2 in San Francisco for the first Mission Innovation Ministerial since the project was launched at the Paris climate change negotiations in December. U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz will host the event, which will feature energy and […]

  • Report: Ending Fossil Fuel Leasing on Fed Land Would Have Significant Impact

    Ending fossil fuel leasing on federal lands and cutting off renewals of non-producing leases would help the U.S. get closer to its international climate goals, according to a new report from the Stockholm Environment Institute. Taking a “keep it in the ground” stance toward fossil fuel extraction on federal lands would “send national coal production […]

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