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“It’s going to be devastating:” Crisis talks as battery rebate design threatens to kill sales
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Long-duration storage – alternative technologies ramping up to fill “missing middle”
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Aerial pictures show Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupting – video
Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, has begun erupting in a remote area that last saw an eruption half-century ago, the US Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said. The eruption is about 1.6 km (1 mile) south of the Kilauea caldera, in an area within Hawaii Volcanoes national park that last erupted in December 1974. The area surrounding the caldera has been closed to the public since 2008 because of other hazards, including ground cracking, instability in the crater wall and rockfalls.
Continue reading...Arrest warrant issued for Aboriginal activist who says he is not an Australian citizen
Jim Everett-puralia meenamatta refused to attend court on charges of trespassing over an anti-forestry protest
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A Hobart magistrate has issued an arrest warrant for an Aboriginal activist who refused to attend court on charges stemming from a protest because he does not consider himself an Australian citizen.
Jim Everett-puralia meenamatta says he wants to highlight the destruction of forests and issues of Indigenous sovereignty.
Continue reading...INTERVIEW: Paraguay a promising hotspot for LATAM carbon markets, says developer
Price containment mechanisms buffer WCI ETS from technological uncertainties, limited impact from facility caps -think tank
Analysts revise down near-term CCA forecasts amid workshop disappointment, predict low auction clear in Washington
What’s behind the global orange juice supply crisis and will Australians be affected? | Imran Ali
A bad forecast for the fruit harvest in Brazil could have knock-on effects on the price of Aussie breakfast beverages and beyond
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Oranges – and all the things we can make from them – are big business. But the industry is facing a severe crisis.
About 50m tonnes of oranges are grown each year, 34% of them in Brazil. Brazil is also the world’s biggest exporter of orange juice by far, producing about 70% of global supply.
Continue reading...RGGI Market: RGAs retreat from record highs on low volumes ahead of Q2 auction
FEATURE: Major carbon removal project in US Gulf Coast faces substantial storage challenges
Eraring deal signals death of baseload power in Australia, and Dutton’s nuclear fantasy
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