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Trump administration declines to stiffen US clean air standards
- EPA chief Wheeler: current soot regulations are adequate
- Research shows stricter rules could save thousands of lives
The Trump administration has said it will not tighten rules for soot pollution, despite research showing that doing so could save thousands of lives each year.
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Continue reading...Strengthen worldwide climate commitments to improve economy, study finds
Global economy could lose out by $600tn by end of century on current emissions targets
Every country in the world would be economically better off if all could agree to strengthen their commitments on the climate crisis through international cooperation, new research has found.
But if countries go no further than their current CO2 pledges – which are too weak to meet the goals of the Paris agreement, and would lead to dangerous levels of global heating – then they face steep economic losses.
Continue reading...ARENA opens new $70 million renewable hydrogen funding round
ARENA launches $70 million funding round for large-scale renewable hydrogen production projects.
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Cross-sector alliance pushes for EU ‘green recovery’ as EU ministers divided
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Townsville office complex, and Adani Carmichael coal mine HQ, goes solar
Sentinel Property Group installs 100kW solar system at its River Quays building in Townsville, whose tenants include Indian coal mining giant Adani Resources.
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Water in estuaries along NSW coast has warmed by more than 2C, study finds
Scientists say the rapid change could have negative effects on fisheries and aquaculture, and impact coastal vegetation
Water in estuaries along 1,100km of Australia’s south-east coast warmed by more than 2C between 2007 and 2019, a new study finds.
The rapid change could have negative effects on fisheries and aquaculture, as well as impact coastal vegetation such as mangroves, scientists behind the study said.
Continue reading...Australian agency flags potential climate risk to offset programme
China’s Guangdong to hold CO2 allowance auction on Apr. 27
Beijing delays ETS compliance deadline, holds off on aviation
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Ocean Photography Awards - in pictures
Octopus-hunting freedivers, mounds of shark fins, and a close encounter with a leopard seal are among the judges’ selections for Oceanographic Magazine’s ocean photography awards, open for entries until June 30
Continue reading...Scientists set new solar power efficiency record at almost 50 per cent
Scientists at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) produce innovative solar cell that converts light into electricity with almost 50 per cent efficiency.
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Neoen says network connection complete at expanded Tesla big battery
Neoen says network connection completed for expansion of Tesla big battery in South Australia.
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Endangered New Zealand bird sent to safety offshore despite Covid-19 lockdown
Survival of five shore plovers – or tūturuatu – was at risk unless operation went ahead to take them to a predator-free island
A rare New Zealand bird has been evacuated to a remote island despite the strict coronavirus lockdown, with the high-risk mission “essential” to the survival of the species, conservationists say.
Despite stringent lockdown orders in place country-wide, as New Zealand battles Covid-19, five juvenile shore plovers – or tūturuatu – were flown from captivity in Christchurch to the remote, predator-free Mana Island off the coast of Wellington on Saturday.
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