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James Fernyhough

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 24, 2026
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Aug 4, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · James Fernyhough

    Trump’s diesel export threat meets a shrug in fuel-strapped Europe (opens the original)

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    BRUSSELS — European authorities have downplayed threats that the United States could temporarily ban all exports of U.S. diesel, despite warnings that such a ban would have "very serious" consequences for the continent's energy supply. On Wednesday POLITICO reported the White House was preparing a 90-day ban on exports of diesel, a move that would blow a huge hole in Europe's supply of the fuel that's used in heavy transport and industry. The ban puts U.S. President Donald Trump at odds with ind

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · James Fernyhough

    August declared the hottest month ever recorded (opens the original)

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    BRUSSELS — August was the joint-hottest month on record globally, official EU data finds, highlighting the worsening effects of global warming. Average temperatures worldwide temporarily soared to 1.65 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels last month, according to Copernicus, the Earth observation unit of the EU's space program. The only other time monthly global temperatures hit that level was in July 2023. Copernicus said the record temperatures were "due to global heating from burning f

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · James Fernyhough, Tom Schmidtgen, Francesca Micheletti

    EU countries seek flexibility over green steel and cement quotas (opens the original)

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    BRUSSELS — EU countries want to give Brussels the power to revise a law designed to boost the manufacture of climate-friendly building materials, in the latest attempt to water down the bloc’s environmental ambitions. The Industrial Accelerator Act, proposed by the European Commission in March, would require “low-carbon” steel and aluminum to make up 25 percent of those materials used in publicly commissioned works. For cement, the proposed quota is 5 percent. The idea is for mandatory quotas to

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