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Hawaiian electric submits plans for seven solar-plus storage projects
Hawaii utility announces seven grid-scale solar-plus-storage projects to add approximately 262MW of solar energy and 1,048MWh of energy storage to the islands.
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Canadian Solar buys up S.A. solar farm, confirms PPA with Flow Power
300MW solar and battery-ready Mannum Solar Farm set to be built by Canadian Solar, help power Mid-Murray region agribusinesses, including major wine maker Pernod Ricard.
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It's time to restore public trust in the governing of the Murray Darling Basin
CP Daily: Monday January 14, 2019
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New York aiming to have RGGI draft regulations by end of Q1
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Chief, Sustainable Transportation and Communities Division, California Air Resources Board – Sacramento
EU Market: EUAs claw back early losses as Brexit vote looms
Muck-spreading could be banned to reduce air pollution
New government strategy aims to reduce ammonia emissions by changing farming methods
Muck-spreading, the agricultural practice of spraying fields with liquid manure, will effectively be banned under government plans to reduce air pollution.
Animal manure is a key source of ammonia, a powerful pollutant that, combined with other chemicals in the air, form fine particles that can lodge deep in the lungs, harming human health.
Continue reading...California’s ARB loses LCFS branch chief to trade group
California utility PG&E to pursue bankruptcy protection
GM foods: scientific ignorance fuels extremist views – study
Opponents know least about the science but believe they know the most, surveys find
The most extreme opponents of genetically modified foods know the least about science but believe they know the most, researchers have found.
The findings from public surveys in the US, France and Germany suggest that rather than being a barrier to the possession of strongly held views, ignorance of the matter at hand might better be described as a fuel.
Continue reading...City bees: allotments and gardens can help arrest decline – study
Experts hope cities can provide sanctuary for pollinators as rural populations decline
Allotments, weedy corners and fancy gardens are all urban havens for bees and other pollinators, a study has found.
The widespread decline of bees resulting from the loss of wild areas and pesticide use has caused great concern in recent years, but towns and cities have been suggested as potential sanctuaries.
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