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Elon Musk confirms Tesla Model 3 is coming to Australia this winter
Ask and you shall receive: Musk confirms that production for the Australia version of the Tesla Model 3 will begin soon and it will be here this winter.
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Hyundai unveils Kona pricing, as first electric SUV launched in Australia
Hyundai reveals pricing for the all-electric Kona as it formally launches the first battery-electric SUV on to the Australian market.
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'Baby Grady' gives fertility hope to boys with cancer
CP Daily: Thursday March 21, 2019
Australia's coal bonanza at risk as Chinese import 'ban' spreads
Hold-ups reach southern ports as analysts warn that trade could dry up amid China restructuring and diplomatic tension
The number of Chinese ports restricting or delaying Australian coal imports has continued to rise, threatening to end the export bonanza that is bloating federal coffers and signalling possible painful long-term structural change to the economy.
In an ominous development for Australia’s trade balance and federal budget, traders and buyers in China reported on Thursday that the hold-ups for Australian shipments that began in February have spread from the northern port of Dalian to Fuzhou in the south-eastern Fujian province and Rizhao in Qingdao.
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Canadian firm to commercialise direct air capture technology for under $100/tonne
After bankrolling Washington state carbon tax defeat, oil majors diverge on ETS proposal
EU market: Late slide pushes EUAs back near 3-wk low below €21
'More fake news': Experts slam dubious night parrot research
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NA Markets: RGGI finds bullish post-auction support as WCI treads higher
British Airways, Saudi billionaire hit as UK govt levies £900k in EU ETS non-compliance fines
Utility CEZ lags on EU hedging while expecting to emit more
Plastic pollution: can the ocean really be cleaned up?
While the ultimate goal is to stop plastics from entering the water in the first place, cleanup projects play an important role
Somewhere in Hilo, on Hawaii’s Big Island, a team of scientists and engineers are tending to The Ocean Cleanup’s 600-metre-long rubbish-herding device, after its maiden voyage to the Great Pacific garbage patch was cut short in December 2018, because it fractured into two pieces.
The project has had its fair share of problems since it was unveiled in May 2017 and has been criticised by marine scientists and environmental groups for its potential negative environmental impact. However, some still herald The Ocean Cleanup for having a positive effect on plastic pollution.
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Climate change could make insurance too expensive for ordinary people – report
Munich Re, world’s largest reinsurance firm, warns premium rises could become social issue
Insurers have warned that climate change could make affordable cover for ordinary people unaffordable after the world’s largest reinsurance firm blamed global warming for $24bn (£18bn) of losses in the Californian wildfires.
Ernst Rauch, Munich Re’s chief climatologist, told the Guardian that the costs could soon be widely felt, with premium rises already under discussion with clients holding asset concentrations in vulnerable parts of the state.
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