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Trump administration proposes 11th-hour plan to strip California desert protections
Plan would open up desert areas to mining projects, eliminating up to 2.2m acres of conservation lands
The outgoing Trump administration is proposing to strip away protections for millions of acres of California desert, threatening damage to Joshua trees, desert tortoises and landmarks.
The plan would open up California’s desert areas to mining projects, eliminate up to 2.2m acres of conservation lands, as well as remove 1.8m acres designated as Areas of Critical Environmental Concern (Acecs).
Continue reading...Biden to cancel $9bn Keystone XL pipeline's permit, says source
Rescinding permit is on list of executive actions thought to be scheduled for first day in office
Joe Biden is planning to cancel the permit for the $9bn Keystone XL pipeline project as one of his first acts as president, perhaps as soon as his first day in office, according to a source familiar with his thinking.
Donald Trump had made building the pipeline a central promise of his presidential campaign. Biden, who will be inaugurated on Wednesday, was vice-president in the Obama administration when it rejected the project as contrary to its efforts to combat the climate crisis.
Continue reading...The weather's dismal but it shouldn’t stop us enjoying our local wildlife this lockdown | Chris Packham
Winter is when you get the very best out of your senses. Bare trees mean that you can hear every sound and watch for birds
Do you remember the first lockdown? We were scared but for most of us it was easier than this gloomy winter shutdown. We hadn’t endured a year of the coronavirus crisis – of fears for vulnerable family members, of economic shock, mental health challenges and ruined livelihoods. It was also the sunniest spring ever. The traffic stopped, the birds sang and so many people reported positive benefits for their mental and physical wellbeing from connecting with nature.
I hoped that we would all remember those physical and mental health benefits of spending time in wild green places. But I fear it’s not happening.
Continue reading...Curious kids: how do gills work?
Gas companies rank among largest funders of Australian political parties
Australia's mining and gas companies named as by far the largest backers of Australia's political parties, buying "deeply problematic" influence, new analysis shows.
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Solar hydrogen plant to power Queensland college, golf course, buses
Energy Estate to develop “campus-scale” renewable hydrogen plant at Hills International College – a Queensland school specialising in vocational training and golf instruction.
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Wave energy researchers test waters off Albany as renewable sweet spot
University of Western Australia researchers deploy second monitoring device off Albany coast, a region that could be an important showroom for wave energy technology.
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Trina Solar first PV manufacturer to obtain a dual Environmental Protection Certification
Trina Solar Co., Ltd. has recently obtained dual “Environmental Product Declaration” certifications from UL, the global independent safety science certification institute, and EPDItaly.
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Wind farm at centre of vandalism incident applies for planning approval
OSMI Australia submits final project design for proposed Delburn wind farm, seeking approval to build up to 33 turbines in Victoria's Latrobe Valley.
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Biden’s Senate majority will super-charge climate action – and not just in the US
With a better picture of the climate-engaged Biden administration, the question for Australia is how the US changes will affect domestic climate politics.
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Industrial hub to host big battery in the heart of NSW coal country
The Steel River Eco Estate, in the heart of the New South Wales Hunter Region, has unveiled plans to host a 28MW big battery system.
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