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Redflow resumes trading, with good news on revenue and focus on new battery
Australian zinc-bromine flow battery maker Redflow resumes trading on the ASX – and releases its highest annual sales revenue since 2012.
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Intern, Sino-German Cooperation on Climate Change, GIZ – Beijing
CP Daily: Thursday July 30, 2020
Biden presidency could put Australia back in ‘naughty corner’ over lack of climate action
A Biden presidency could herald a new era for climate action, while placing immense pressure on the Morrison to actually to something on climate change.
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Climate change 'driving UK's extreme weather'
Australia's 'black summer' bushfires showed the impact of human-wrought change | Tim Flannery
Non-native predators and pests, forestry and farming mean our recovery is faltering. Here’s what we need to do
Australia’s “black summer” megafires were a severe blow to ecosystems already reeling from decades of adverse impacts. Feral predators and grazers, weeds and unsustainable land and water use have reduced the resilience of nature in Australia. So when the unprecedented fires came, they were able to push species to the brink.
Walking the fire grounds it was impossible to miss the immediate impacts: charred bodies of snakes lying among rocks, and dead wallabies floating in waterholes. But some astonishing survivors were also to be seen: small lizards that had waited it out in burrows, and birds that had fled to safety then returned. And with rain, the trees and grasses swiftly resprouted.
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AEMO says severed constraints on nine solar farms in Queensland only likely to be a rare event, and if too many coal plants are sidelined.
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Covid-19: Why Hong Kong's 'third wave' is a warning
Invitation to comment on the listing assessment for 13 extinctions (including 11 small mammal species in the mid-19th to early 20th century)
Invitation to comment on the listing assessment for 13 extinctions (including 11 small mammal species in the mid-19th to early 20th century)
Analysts foresee Q1 credit deficit for California LCFS
EU utilities advance hedging over Q2 as thermal output hit hard by virus slump
NA Markets: RGGI allowances soar to new highs, California prices decline on higher volume
Pennsylvania state senator introduces legislation supporting RGGI-modelled ETS
Are 19 million electric vehicle batteries equal to five Snowy 2.0s?
Australia's car fleet - if fully electric - could provide as much storage five Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro schemes. Here's why.
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Unwelcome sea change: new research finds coastal flooding may cost up to 20% of global economy by 2100
Sharks are thriving at the Kermadec Islands, but not the rest of New Zealand, amid global decline
Air pollution remains worst in US communities of color despite progress
Most polluted census tracts in 1981 remained the most polluted in 2016 despite nationwide reductions in pollution, study says
Wealthy white Americans are still getting to breathe cleaner air than lower-income communities of color, despite significant nationwide reductions in pollution since the 1980s, according to a new study.
Fine particle pollution – which is 2.5 micrometers or smaller – has fallen an average of about 70% since 1981. But air pollution is not equally distributed around America.
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