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PREVIEW: Experts call for ambitious NDCs to spur investment, hope G20 summit will ease COP pressure
COP29: US House Republicans arrive to pitch LNG, nuclear in conservative climate agenda
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COP29: BRIEFING – Pakistan launches carbon market regulations
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COP29: Dutch champion ‘green carbon’ trade as a feedstock, on way to negative emissions
United Utilities refuses to hand over data on sewage discharges into Windermere
Water company claims information is not in the public interest despite widespread pollution of UK waters
• ‘It’s a national disgrace’: fury at sewage-filled Windermere over toxic algae and dead fish
One of the UK’s biggest water companies is fighting a legal battle to block public access to data on treated sewage it is discharging into Windermere in the Lake District.
United Utilities initially claimed that data from phosphorus monitors at sewage treatment works at the lake “was not environmental information”. It later claimed the information on phosphorus – which can pollute watercourses when at high levels – was “internal communication” and exempt from disclosure.
Continue reading...COP29: Brazilian nature-based developers’ alliance signs carbon credits MoU with national export agency
COP29: CDM negotiations a mess as Article 6 forwarded to second week
COP29: Trump presidency could spell well for the voluntary carbon market, stakeholders say
COP29: Indonesia’s captive coal power plants to be included in country’s ETS from 2025, JETP head says
Farmers protest as Keir Starmer says he will defend the budget ‘all day long’
Prime minister hails ‘path of change’ in Wales and Westminster at Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno
Keir Starmer said he would defend the budget “all day long” at the Welsh Labour conference, amid protests by farmers outside the venue.
In his first address to the Welsh Labour conference since taking power, the prime minister went on to hail a “path of change” with Labour governments in Wales and Westminster.
Continue reading...COP29: One year in, global transition from fossil fuels hits stalemate in climate talks
COP29: INTERVIEW – Morocco readies Article 6 framework, expects ITMO offtakes in 2025
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Bolivia continues carbon markets U-turn, links up with US-based firm for baselining help
Almost 500 carbon capture lobbyists granted access to Cop29 climate summit
More lobbyists for the controversial technology were present this year, despite debate about its viability
At least 480 lobbyists working on carbon capture and storage (CCS) have been granted access to the UN climate summit, known as Cop29, the Guardian can reveal.
That is five more CCS lobbyists than were present at last year’s climate talks, despite the overall number of participants shrinking significantly from about 85,000 to about 70,000.
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North Dakota approves permit for contentious CO2 pipeline after months of deliberations
Australia to invest $125m in Pacific island off-grid and community scale renewables
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