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The hydropower industry is talking the talk. But fine words won't save our last wild rivers
Ecology/Carbon Analyst, Evolve Environmental Solutions – Brisbane
Senior Carbon Analyst, Ekos Kāmahi – Wellington
Carbon Asset Officer, C-Quest Capital – Washington DC
Senior Program Officer, Nature Based Innovations, Verra – Flexible
Project Lead, Future Energy Outlook, TransitionZero – London
Manager, Policy, Asia Investor Group on Climate Change – Remote
California gasoline consumption stagnates near 1.2 bln gal, as diesel usage hits 10-year high
Senior Advisor, International Climate Policy and Climate Finance, the greenwerk – Hamburg
“Not acceptable” if Russia imposes carbon price only on exporters – EU official
Conservationists say rocket launch site could push endangered southern emu-wren to extinction
An Adelaide firm’s plans for permanent facilities at Whaler’s Bay on the Eyre Peninsula could wipe out prime habitat, environment group warns
Conservationists say a plan to build a permanent rocket launch facility at Whaler’s Bay in South Australia could push threatened bird species to extinction.
Southern Launch, an Adelaide-based startup, operates the Whalers Way Orbital Launch Complex in a privately owned conservation area at the tip of the Eyre Peninsula.
Continue reading...Sydney facing water shortage with 20 years if current growth continues, government predicts
NSW strategy paper recommends increased desalination, stormwater recycling and efficiency measures – but not drinking purified wastewater
Greater Sydney faces a 13% shortfall in its water supply within 20 years if the city continues to grow at its current rate while climate change makes rainfall less predictable.
A draft strategy on the city’s future water supply, released by the New South Wales government on Tuesday, says Sydney will need between 40 to 70 gigalitres extra within 20 years.
Continue reading...Pricing and Index Director, Carbon Markets, Climate Impact X – London/Singapore
UK electric car inquiries soar during fuel supply crisis
Sellers of plug-in vehicles say petrol shortages are driving people to adopt the new technology
As petrol stations in parts of the UK started running out of fuel on Friday, business at Martin Miller’s electric car dealership in Guildford, Surrey, started soaring.
After what ended up being his company EV Experts busiest day ever, interest does not appear to be dying down. This week the diary is booked up with test drives and the business is low on stock.
Continue reading...Senior Manager, Policy, Asia Investor Group on Climate Change – Asia/Flexible
Solar exports face cuts as rooftop PV lays siege to world’s most isolated grid
AEMO wants to fast-trick rooftop solar switch off mechanisms in W.A. as part of a suite of measures to ensure stability in world's most isolated grid.
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Australia Market Roundup: Analysts downplay near-term impact of net zero goal, as over 50 projects earn new ACCUs
UK forestry plan gets £15m funding boost
2,444 cars a day: McDonald’s plan sparks climate row in Herefordshire
Ross-on-Wye residents say council would break climate commitments by approving drive-through
They were promised a life of peace and quiet in a new-build “garden village” on the edge of a pretty Herefordshire town with cycle routes, allotments and wildlife-friendly ponds giving the settlement an eco-friendly vibe.
But residents of St Mary’s Garden Village in Ross-on-Wye are up in arms after McDonald’s put in a planning application for a 24-hour drive-through within metres of their homes that they say could lead to almost 2,500 cars a day passing close to their front doors.
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