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Speculators’ CCA net length hits 9-mth low amid Q1 auction, as emitters build holdings
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US mining company to explore soil carbon offset streaming model
Aviation Roundup: Russia bans UK airlines from airspace, IAG results, MEP amendments, UK ETS update
Utility RWE reports 16.5% rise in ETS-covered emissions for 2021
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*Northeast Director, Family Forest Carbon Program, American Forest Foundation – Northeast US
Christians in MP Steve Baker’s High Wycombe seat pray for him to quit role on climate thinktank
High Wycombe vigil implores senior Tory, who has questioned cost of net zero, to quit as trustee of Global Warming Policy Foundation
Protesters gathered in High Wycombe on Friday to implore their MP, Steve Baker, to quit as a trustee of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, a thinktank that has been accused of being one of the UK’s leading sources of climate scepticism.
Christians from the MP’s constituency prayed and sang Amazing Grace outside the constituency office, holding signs reading “Praying 4 Steve Baker”, “The Earth is what we all have in common”, “… And God created science”. Baker is an evangelical Christian.
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ANALYSIS: Analysts cool on EUA rebound prospects as Ukraine attack shocks run deep
Mild winter brings British asparagus to shops eight weeks early
Grower says quick crop is down to weather conditions as well as use of coconut fibre
British asparagus is landing on supermarket shelves eight weeks earlier than usual after the mild winter weather quickened the arrival of this year’s first spears.
The traditional start to the season is 23 April but Waitrose will have homegrown asparagus in its shops from Saturday. It has been grown in polytunnels in Hampshire where the grower reported “unseasonably warm” January temperatures.
Continue reading...DfE did nothing to help schools ditch plastics, say campaigners
Damian Hinds challenged schools to ditch disposable plastics by 2022 but goal is still long way off
The UK government has failed to back up its call for schools to ditch plastic, say campaigners, despite setting a 2022 target.
Three years ago Damian Hinds, then the education secretary, challenged headteachers in England to ditch disposables such as straws, bottles, bags and food packaging by this year. But campaigners say that without tangible targets, funded resources and a realistic strategy, this goal is still a long way off.
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Australia Market Roundup: ACCU issuance numbers drop as WA launches support scheme for carbon farmers
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including firefall, rock goats and a pack of grey wolves
Continue reading...CN Markets: Chinese market sees moderate rebound in price, but traders still await clarity
PFAS pollution led to contamination of US drinking water wells, study finds
PFAS chemicals detected in 20% of private wells and 60% of public wells sampled in 16 eastern states
Pollution by toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” in America’s aquifer system has led to widespread contamination of private and public drinking water wells, data from a new study by the US Geological Survey finds.
The study, published in Environmental Science and Technology, detected PFAS chemicals in 20% of private wells and 60% of public wells sampled in 16 eastern states, and offered new insights on how to predict which drinking water sources may be contaminated.
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