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Week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife photographs, including newborn turtles, a rescued leopard and white rhinos
Continue reading...Woodside sees significant shareholder vote against directors at AGM over climate performance
Carbon pricing a key policy tool for Asian economies to get on net zero pathway -report
UK failing to honour net zero farming pledges, report finds
Exclusive: Projected emissions drop for agriculture and land use 58% below target in original net zero plan
The UK government’s pledges on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from farming and land use fall short of promises made in its net zero strategy, analysis has found.
Using figures from the government’s carbon budget delivery plan, analysts from WWF found that the total projected emissions reductions from now until 2037 for agriculture and land use were 58% less than the emissions reductions figures underpinning the original net zero strategy. This gap is equivalent to the emissions of the entire UK building sector.
Continue reading...As Liddell exits, Andrew Forrest launches first wind farm to join NSW grid in over a year
As Australia's largest coal plant closes permanently in NSW, Andrew Forrest launches the first wind farm to come online in the state in more than a year.
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‘No Mow May’: UK gardeners urged to let wildflowers and grass grow
Public asked to put away lawnmowers next month to deliver big gains for nature and the climate
A top 10 of the most common plants in British lawns has been revealed as conservationists urge gardeners to let their grass grow for the month of May.
Scientists at the charity Plantlife are asking the public to look out for wildflowers and other plants in their lawns as they put their lawnmowers away for a campaign labelled “No Mow May”.
Continue reading...Hazelwood battery charges up for first time at site of former coal generator
Hazelwood battery charges up for first time at site of former brown coal generator in the Latrobe Valley.
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“She didn’t want to go:” Tears and hugs as oldest coal generator shuts down for last time
The last minutes of Australia's oldest coal generator brought great emotion as employees who spent a lifetime at the plant said goodbye, and AGL painted a green energy future.
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Offshore wind milestone as Star of the South seabed survey gets underway
New milestone in the development of Australia's first offshore wind farm, with launch of study to test seabed conditions off Gippsland coast in Victoria.
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CP Daily: Thursday April 27, 2023
A taste of space with world's first disabled astronaut, John McFall
Why green ammonia might not be that green
Green ammonia offers great promise in a net-zero world, particularly as a fuel for long-haul transport and heavy industry. But it's not all good news.
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Australian laser fusion company signs research agreement with Spanish lab
HB11 Energy signs bilateral agreement with Spanish researchers to develop hydrogen-boron fusion technology in both countries.
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