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COP27: Why the latest UN climate conference matters
NA Markets: Market volatility hits CCAs, RGAs reach 2-mth highs
Brussels confirms a near-doubling of EU Innovation Fund cash in latest call
Canadian VER investor teams up with Maine biochar developer
VCM integrity bodies tout ‘incremental’ approach as work continues
Canadian speculator boosting offset holdings in Alberta TIER programme by nearly 20 fold
This is what Australia needs to bring to Egypt for COP27
A platypus can glow green and hunt prey with electricity – but it can't climb dams to find a mate
Enel reports 45% rise in ETS-covered output, as Uniper posts record loss
ClimeCo absorbs VER retailer’s network after organisational rebrand
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Neoen storage revenues treble to $100 million, driven by Australia’s biggest battery
Neoen says battery storage revenue triples thanks to start of Australia's biggest battery, and flags higher prices for wind and solar contracts after market turmoil.
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Spanish minister urges Sunak to commit to climate crisis fight
Teresa Ribera says she was ‘hugely surprised’ and saddened by PM’s initial refusal to go to Cop27 summit
The Spanish government has urged Rishi Sunak to demonstrate a clear commitment to fighting the climate emergency, describing the British government’s flip-flopping over the prime minister’s attendance of the forthcoming Cop27 summit as “sad” and “surprising”, given the UK’s global reputation and its current presidency of the conference.
Spain’s environment minister, Teresa Ribera, also said the “absurd”, heel-dragging political debate over climate change in the UK was “surprising and disappointing”.
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EU emissions dropped 5% in three months to October –researchers
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Paintballs to be shot at Dutch wolves in bid to make them less tame
The climate crisis threatens to rob us not just of our living, but also of our dead | Lagipoiva Cherelle Jackson
As Pacific nations face the prospect of losing entire islands, the thought of leaving behind the bones of our ancestors is unbearable
- Before it is lost is series of essays from the Pacific islands
The first cyclone I lived through ripped open the graves on our island, pulled coffins from graves and unearthed the bones of my ancestors.
My sisters and I found a skull – a woman, we assumed based on the length of white wispy hair still attached. We thought at first it was a coral rock, but we realised quickly that she was once one of us.
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