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Fostering nascent CO2 removal industry could bring big economic benefits for Canada -report
MRV technology gap may create confusion about data mismatch, expert says
Inpex plans CCS carbon credits for Indonesia LNG project
Ducks Unlimited leads tripartite alliance to develop Mississippi River Valley forest carbon project
Australian carbon fund manager appoints new CEO
California compliance offset issuance rebounds, but DEBs’ supply tightens
US-based voluntary carbon standard targets methane-leaking oil and gas wells
Forest carbon stocks vary with latitude and tree species, study reveals
*Biodiverse Landscapes Fund Lower Mekong Landscape Team Lead, Asia-Pacific Programme, Fauna & Flora – Phnom Penh
Coalition commends US CO2 pipeline safety standards, provides additional recommendations
Fonterra to cut intensity of on-farm emissions by 30% by 2030
What does a Jordan Peterson conference say about the future of climate change? Apparently we’re headed towards ‘human flourishing’
Attendees of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship were treated to a grab-bag of cherrypicked talking points that ignored the risks from climate change
Rightwing figures from around the world descended on London last week for the inaugural conference of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) – a sort of quasi-thinktank fronted by controversial Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson.
Peterson pleaded with the audience at London’s O2 Arena to “tilt the world towards heaven and away from hell”, which, for many of the event’s main speakers, definitely did not mean worrying much at all about the climate crisis.
Continue reading...Bill Gates backs radical new wind energy design using track-based wings
Bill Gates backs a radical new design for wind energy which proponents claim could slash the cost of the technology.
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Startup opens innovative water-generating carbon capture pilot facility in California
Electric vehicles will cut household energy bills in half, says network chief
SA Power Networks says grid has plenty of capacity to absorb "explosion" in electric vehicles, which he says will help households halve their annual energy bills.
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EU new enlargement plans urge neighbour nations’ to align climate policies
Heat, cold, pollution, noise and insects: too many apartment blocks aren't up to the challenge
Number of species at risk of extinction doubles to 2 million, says study
New research on insects – without which the planet would not survive – shows a higher proportion are at risk of disappearing
Two million species are at risk of extinction, a figure that is double previous UN estimates, new analysis has found.
While scientists have long documented the decline of species of plants and vertebrates, there has always been significant uncertainty over insects, with the UN making a “tentative estimate” of 10% threatened with extinction in 2019.
Continue reading...North American developers partner to build ocean-sequestering DAC project in Canada
Oil and gas ‘not the problem’ for climate, says UK’s net zero minister
Campaigners call Graham Stuart’s comments ‘laughable’ and say Conservatives are weaponising climate action
Oil and gas are “not the problem” for the climate, but the carbon emissions arising from them are, the UK’s net zero minister has told MPs.
In words that suggested the UK could place yet more emphasis on technologies to capture and store carbon, Graham Stuart said fossil fuel production was not driving climate change, but demand for fossil fuels was.
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