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Coal mine increases greenhouse gas emissions without penalty, FOI reveals
Under a policy that promised to put a limit on industrial pollution, Anglo American was given the green light to increase annual emissions
An Australian coal mine has nearly doubled its greenhouse gas emissions in two years without penalty under a Coalition climate policy that promised to put a limit on industrial pollution.
Mining company Anglo American was given the green light to increase emissions at its Moranbah North mine, in central Queensland, twice since 2016, according to documents released under freedom of information laws.
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US government delays approval of Massachusetts offshore wind project
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Trump officials weaken protections for animals near extinction
Changes to how Endangered Species Act is implemented come as world scientists warn biodiversity crisis will put humanity at risk
The Trump administration is scaling back the US government’s latitude to protect species nearing extinction, as world scientists warn that a biodiversity crisis will soon put humanity at risk.
The changes to how the government implements the Endangered Species Act, lauded by industry, will make it harder to protect the most vulnerable creatures.
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Goldsmiths bans beef from university cafes to tackle climate crisis
University of London college will also seek to limit single-use plastics
A university has banned the sale of beef in campus food outlets in order to help tackle the climate emergency.
Goldsmiths, University of London, is also attempting to phase out single-use plastics and installing more panels to power its buildings in New Cross, as part of a move to become carbon neutral by 2025.
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King's Cross developer defends use of facial recognition
Widespread benefits from German coal phaseout include low power prices, study finds
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IEEFA Australia: Extension of Dartbrook thermal coal mine refused due to lack of consideration of environmental concerns
IEEFA applauds Friday’s decision of the IPC in their rejection of the proposed time extension of a dilapidated underground thermal coal mine closed for 13 years in NSW.
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GE Renewable Energy, investors Partners Group and CWP to build first Cypress Platform wind farm in Australia
GE Renewable Energy announced today that it has been selected by investors Partners Group and CWP as the wind turbine supplier for the 244 MW Bango wind farm near Yass, New South Wales.
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ASIC issues updated guidance for directors seeking to avoid climate lawsuits
Corporate regulator issues updated climate risk disclosure guidance as companies face growing calls to proactively manage climate risks to businesses.
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