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Climate finance for developing countries rose 11% in 2018 but risks missing 2020 target
Wolves win in Colorado after vote for reintroduction by 2023
Wolves were hunted and trapped to extinction in state in the 1940s
Coloradans have voted to reintroduce wolves, which were hunted and trapped to extinction in the 1940s, to the state by 2023.
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Mike Cannon-Brookes, investors issue call for Climate Change Bill
Mike Cannon-Brookes leads group of more than 100 organisations issuing endorsement of Zali Steggall's Climate Change Bill.
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Raw sewage dumped into English and Welsh beaches '2,900 times this year'
Exclusive: public health and environment at risk as water companies overuse emergency overflows, says pressure group
Water companies discharged raw sewage into bathing water beaches almost 3,000 times in the past year, polluting the environment and risking public health, new analysis shows.
Related: Face masks and gloves found on 30% of UK beaches in clean-up
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Hong Kong shipping firm strikes voluntary offset deal with CLP
Italy’s Enel sees 61% drop in coal use, while hedging advances
Danish Covid mink cull and future disease fears will kill fur trade, say farmers
Mutation that led to government order fuels debate about future of fur and safety of farms
John Papsø is devastated. You can hear it in his voice over the phone from Jutland. Like every other fur farmer in Denmark, he has 10 days to kill his mink.
“It’s horrible. I’m not even sure it’s dawned on me how grave the consequences will be for us. We are shellshocked. I was up at 4am because I couldn’t sleep. I’ve been pacing up and down the floor, and I’ve cried. It’s a state of shock,” said Papsø, who has more 30,000 mink on his farm.
Continue reading...Australia Market Roundup: ERF delivery surpasses 60 Mt, issuance levels at full steam
India considering domestic carbon market, official tells industry
Trump replaces US FERC Chair Chatterjee following power market carbon price policy signals
Two new greater glider species discovered: 'Australia’s biodiversity just got a lot richer'
One of the world’s biggest gliding mammals, Australia’s greater glider is actually three separate species, according to new research
One of the world’s biggest gliding mammals, Australia’s once-common and unique greater glider, actually comprises three separate species, according to new genetic research.
Researchers said the findings should prompt urgent work to better understand the three species which are under pressure from rising temperatures, bushfires and land-clearing.
Continue reading...South Australia boosts Home Battery Scheme, seeking bigger bang for buck
S.A. government throws more money at Home Battery Scheme, boosting overall target to 440MWh and paving way for households to invest in bigger batteries.
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Poor diet: Children 20cm shorter as a result, analysis says
Face masks and gloves found on 30% of UK beaches in clean-up
Conservation volunteers find PPE items in nearly a third of areas targeted in annual drive
Discarded masks and other items of personal protective equipment were found on nearly a third of beaches surveyed by beach-cleaning volunteers this autumn.
The Marine Conservation Society’s annual beach clean found items of PPE on 30% of the areas they cleaned up.
Continue reading...South Australia to transition car fleet and boost charging network in big EV push
South Australia to "jump start" uptake of electric vehicles by transitioning government fleet to EVs and boosting charging infrastructure.
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Bentley reveals plan to go fully electric by 2030
Australia’s first zero-carbon streetfood kitchen launches in Melbourne
In an Australian first, Melbourne has become home to the new, revolutionary, zero-carbon, off-grid streetfood kitchen.
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