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EU Market: EUAs surge back to €20 after hitting 4-wk low
The week in wildlife – in pictures
A cuddly lion and a rescued baby gibbon are among this week’s pick of images from the natural world
Continue reading...Record numbers expected for annual British beach clean
Thousands of volunteers will help remove plastic and other litter from beaches this weekend
Record numbers of volunteers are anticipated this weekend to help clear litter from the UK’s beaches, in the 25th annual Great British Beach Clean organised by a leading marine charity.
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has been running the four-day beach cleaning event for the last 24 years and expects the 2018 event to beat all previous records. Originally a modest citizen science project, it has become the largest and most longstanding beach litter survey in the UK, with all items recorded according to an internationally agreed methodology.
Continue reading...Cities lead the way on curbing carbon emissions
US funding for Tritium fast chargers could be a game changer
Tritium's founder and CTO explains why US funding is so significant for charging – and what it could mean for Australian EV drivers.
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Salford scientists show how cars could power your home
JinkoSolar ranked as most “bankable” PV manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance
JinkoSolar was named the most “bankable”PV manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) among 57 module brands.
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Aussie big business signs up to Net Zero Carbon Commitment
Australia’s position as a green building world-leader looks set to continue with a raft of leading companies signing up to the World Green Building Council’s (WorldGBC) Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment being announced in San Francisco this week.
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MPower awarded early works agreement for $8m Port Pirie solar farm
Tag is pleased to advise that its wholly-owned subsidiary, MPower, has been awarded an Early Works Agreement for a 5MW solar farm being developed by Renew Power Group.
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Morrison gives climate the middle finger as Australian emissions soar over Paris
Morrison promises no action on climate as emissions soar to record highs, putting Australia at risk of missing Paris climate target by a billion tonnes. But what to expect from a man surrounded in his office, his party room, his ministers, and in church, by climate deniers and fossil fuel hawks.
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Whaling vote: Australia tells Japan it has lost argument for killings
Country’s commissioner makes impassioned case against a business that no longer has a ‘social licence’
There is no longer a “social licence” for countries to kill whales for profit, Australia has told the International Whaling Commission in Brazil.
In an impassioned intervention, Australia’s IWC commissioner, Dr Nick Gales, told the key meeting that Japan’s proposal to lift a 30-year ban on commercial whaling was a “business proposition” that Australians reject.
Continue reading...The case for renewables has never been stronger, says Deloitte study
Deloitte report says the case for renewables has never been stronger, and smashes a few myths along the way.
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Tesla shows off gigafactory solar roof – says it will be “world’s largest”
Tesla snaps its army of investors, social media followers and haters to attention with a photographic reminder of the 70MW solar roof it is building on its Nevada Gigafactory.
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“Largest ever” turbine blades en route to Australia’s largest wind farm
Construction is underway at AGL's Coopers Gap wind farm in south-east Queensland, and that means delivery of "the largest wind turbine blades ever transported in Australia."
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CP Daily: Thursday September 13, 2018
GCAS: Advocates building case for land-based offset protocols in California carbon market
Ig Nobel win for kidney stone removing roller-coaster
NA Markets: RGGI rises after auction results while California levels off
EU carbon price spike linked to massive losses for Nordic power trader, energy exchange
Mercedes unveils an autonomous electric vehicle with “swappable” bodies
Mercedes Benz unveils "vision urbanetic" electric chassis with inter-changeable bodies.
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