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Solar and Storage to power NDIS housing in first-of-its-kind pilot
First-of-its-kind project will incorpate solar and battery systems into dedicated housing for participants of the NDIS.
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New Zealand sets separate target for livestock emissions in ‘zero’ carbon bill
Rooftop solar kills summer peak in W.A., as renewables nudge 50% share
In W.A. the "hot season" peak is now the same as the winter peak, thanks to rooftop solar. The share of renewables is also nudging 50% at times.
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Major environmental trust backs Australian soil carbon start-up
Festivals claim the description 'festival tent' implies they're single-use
Britain extends run of coal-free electricity to more than six days
Adoption of solar by British households and more wind energy helps keep coal out of grid for a record period of more than six days.
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UK drones map Chernobyl's 'Red Forest'
CP Daily: Tuesday May 7, 2019
Solar’s stunning rise takes big chunk out of coal in daytime market
Huge increase in solar capacity over last year is reshaping daytime power and taking a big lump out of coal generation.
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Latest amendments to Oregon’s cap-and-trade bill sets out changes to electricity sector allocations
RGGI has not had formal discussions with Pennsylvania about potential carbon market -chairman
Consider impact climate change has on your neighbours, says former Kiribati leader
Utility Uniper’s Q1 operating profit almost halves as carbon costs take toll
Bringing power to the Daintree
California forestry offsets vastly overstate emission reductions, report finds
I've always wondered: are water crystals bad for the environment?
EU Market: EUAs climb above €26 to recover from post-compliance slump
Pilot Dave Mackay on becoming the first Scot in space
Raise taxes on firms that harm nature, OECD tells G7 countries
Report calls for change of priorities and culture to avert catastrophic biodiversity loss
Governments need to ramp up investment in nature restoration and raise the tax burden on companies that degrade wildlife, according to recommendations made to the G7 group of rich nations.
The proposals are part of a growing debate on how to radically change humanity’s relationship with nature in the wake of a new UN mega-report that showed an alarming decline in the Earth’s life-support systems.
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