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Wind farm commissioner role expands to tackle tricky transmission projects
Wind Farm Commissioner role, already expanded to include large-scale solar and storage, grows again to take in massive transmission development projects.
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Amendments to the EPBC Act list of threatened species
European Carbon Trader (VP), ING – London
What can go in the compost bin? Some tips to help your garden and keep away the pests
Waterfalls and wonder: Uluru under rain – in pictures
Photographer Stacey MacGregor has captured the beauty and magic of rain falling on the rock, while the Northern Territory has been battered by severe storms. The massive sandstone monolith is sacred to the the Anangu Aboriginal people. Since late 2019 tourists have been prohibited from climbing it
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Manager, Climate Change, BSR – New York/San Francisco
Why my ancestral home could be lost to climate change
CP Daily: Thursday March 25, 2021
Forcing gas generation into NSW is a loser policy
The federal government’s attempts to force new gas generation into NSW is sign of just how badly it's running energy policy. In truth, there is no real policy.
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Virginia court sets next hearing for industrial group’s RGGI challenge
NA Markets: RGGI benchmark contract climbs back to $8, CCAs dip toward floor price
Finance shortfall leaves CO2-intensive firms off-track in net zero planning -survey
Why Australia doesn’t need new baseload to replace old coal
As federal parliament prepares to undertake yet another review of Australia’s future energy system needs, experts explain why new baseload is not one of them.
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Australian renewable growth is flattening out, and the timing couldn’t be worse
Renewable energy keeps breaking records in Australia. But a new government report shows that the headwinds are coming and the risks are high.
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How to hunt fossils responsibly: 5 tips from a professional palaeontologist
Unilever shareholders to vote on company’s SBTi-aligned net zero emissions plan
Brazil meat giant JBS vows net zero by 2040 amid record profits
Much of net-zero target could be met if JBS ended deforestation by Amazon suppliers, say campaigners
The Brazilian company JBS, the world’s biggest meat processor, has announced record profits a day after it pledged to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 – the first global meat and poultry company to do so.
Surging exports to China and Hong Kong fed its record profit of 4bn Brazilian reais (£516m) for the last quarter of 2020 – up a staggering 65% on the previous year – the company said on Wednesday night. Sales to China and Hong Kong from Brazil grew by about 60%, it said.
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