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In 2018, Canada’s then newly set up National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians carried out a review into “the allegations associated with” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s official visit to India. But many portions of the review were redacted as it was deemed “injurious to national security and international relations”.

Conservative voters say climate policies are important to how they will vote

VOTERS in blue wall areas across the UK ‘overwhelmingly’ support climate and nature policies, a survey conducted on behalf of Greenpeace has…

Exclusive: Poll finds fewer than a quarter of people trust PM to tackle climate crisis after policy U-turn

Greenpeace India in its latest report “Relying on bus: Studying the impacts of Bengaluru’s bus lane on bus use” reveals that city’s residents support Bus Priority Lanes (BPL).

UK not a serious player in global race for green growth, says Greenpeace, while Oxfam says move is ‘betrayal’

Rail networks in most countries have been starved of funding while motorways lengthen, study shows

From the Sargasso Sea to the Costa Rica thermal dome, scientists are identifying key diversity hotspots to safeguard under a new UN treaty

Claims that net zero by 2050 is too expensive feel like a ploy to keep oil and gas profits flowing

Increasing on-farm water storage panned as a ‘knee-jerk kickback’, reports David Williams

Outgoing chief executive Bernard Looney presided over plans to cut fossil fuel output by end of decade