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Renewable energy scores top honours at Resources Sector Awards
Gold Fields Australia and EDL won the Golden Gecko award for environmental excellence for their Agnew Hybrid Renewable project in Leinster, Western Australia.
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Policy Advisor, International Climate and Environment, HM Treasury – Darlington
Junior Corporate Sales Trader (Germany), Vertis – Brussels
Former Gazprom emissions trading head lands at BP
US oil and gas company Phillips 66 announces 2030 carbon intensity goals
California-registered CITSS accounts hit record high during Q3
Battle brewing over carbon ownership rights within Irish farmlands after minister’s remarks
Marine heatwaves during winter could have dire impacts on New Zealand fisheries and herald more summer storms
NA Markets: RGGI allowance prices crack $11, California carbon notches fresh high
Old, goopy museum specimens can tell fascinating stories of wildlife history. Finally, we can read them
EU lawmakers reject calls for motion on carbon market speculation
‘Rainbow magpie’: children give their pick for Australian bird of the year
Louis favours the sulphur-crested cockatoo, the lorikeet is Leon’s choice, while the all-embracing Matilda loves ‘any bird’
The bird of the year competition is a rewarding, yet divisive time for many Guardian readers, and employees.
Tensions fly high on social media as debates rage over the deserved victor: should it be the majestic, yet not-in-any-way threatened Australian pelican? The ACT’s beloved Gang-gang cockatoo, endangered in the wake of destructive bushfires?
Continue reading...Huge domes of dust drift across my floor. Where do they come from – and why do I feel so afraid? | Brigid Delaney
I spend all day at home in lockdown in a state of revulsion. When I’m not cleaning, I’m sneezing
Is it Covid or is it dust? Since I moved into this apartment, I frequently wake up with a runny nose, an inflamed throat and watery eyes.
I’ve never lived in a place that’s so dusty. The amount of dust I must deal with each day is confounding. I am constantly dusting, only for it to return an hour later. Where does it come from? Why is it here? Can we cohabitate or will I inhale so much of it that I’ll eventually choke?
Continue reading...Jamaican expert panel calls for Caribbean carbon price
Climate change: Youth have 'every right to be angry' says UK PM
CN Markets: Large OTC deals lift China ETS, most eyes on offsets
Euro Markets: Midday Update
ANALYSIS: Surge in “carbon neutral” LNG prompts moves for clearer emissions counting
Romania to front-load most of its pre-2032 coal plant closures under EU investment plan
The climate crisis is destroying the human rights of those least responsible for it | Patrick Verkooijen and AK Abdul Momen
The UN must urgently appoint a special rapporteur on climate change and human rights to galvanise action on the biggest threat to fundamental freedoms
Climate breakdown is making a mockery of human rights.
Start with the most fundamental right of all: the right to life, liberty and security. Two million people have died as a result of a five-fold increase in weather-related disasters in our lifetimes. And given that 90% of these deaths have occurred in developing countries, which have contributed the least to global heating, the climate crisis is also making a mockery of the notion that we are all born equal – as the UN Declaration of Human Rights and numerous national constitutions assert.
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