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Carbon market linkage may come at a price for Washington, analyst says
ARB eyes LCFS proposal changes, will discuss stringency, crop-based biofuels at next workshop
Radical pay-what-you-can restaurant faces eviction from mill it refurbished
The Long Table says it took thousands of hours of work to turn derelict site into a community space, but landlord has now sold it
A Gloucestershire restaurant with a radical business model, in that it feeds all comers regardless of their ability to pay, is losing its premises after the owner sold the property.
The community around The Long Table, featured in the Guardian earlier this month, has been left reeling after it was ordered to move out of the mill it occupies in Stroud – even as it sought to engage with the landlord to buy the building.
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California fuel sales fall again in December, diesel declines as emissions fall on year
Solar eclipse spectacle set to grip North America again
Eclipse spectacle set to grip North America again
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VicGrid proposes transmission route to link offshore wind farms to Latrobe Valley grid
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Grey-headed flying-fox population is stable – 10 years of monitoring reveals this threatened species is doing well
Beetaloo gas a “massive sinkhole” for taxpayers, investors
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Indonesia Business Council publishes wish-list for country’s carbon market
Bowen seeks $14 million to help AEMO fight cyber crime on grid
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Fortescue wind and battery plan hits turbulence over impact on regional airfield
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WCI Markets: CCA, WCA prices rebound amid rulemaking updates from officials
Canada’s industrial carbon pricing scheme outshines fossil fuel tax when it comes to emissions cuts -study
Women and girls suffer first when droughts hit poor and rural areas, says UN
World water development report warns that access is major source of conflict between countries
Women and girls are the first to suffer when drought strikes poor and rural areas, and water strategies around the world must reflect this, the UN has said in a plea to countries to mend conflicts over water resources.
Stress on water resources, which is being exacerbated by the climate crisis, as well as overuse and pollution of the world’s freshwater systems, is a large source of conflict, according to the latest UN world water development report.
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