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Massachusetts surplus grows as state allocates 610k GWSA credits
Why polar bears are invading human settlements
Indian and indigenous dance for us and the planet
New England hydroelectric line facing pushback from greens, utilities
Energy & Transport Modeller/Researcher – Laxenburg, Austria
CARBON FAST FORWARD: A new series of regional carbon market conferences
Professor of Climate Change, Societal Impacts – University of Graz
EU Market: EUAs bounce back after testing recent lows
Slowing climate change could reverse drying in the subtropics
South Africa’s long-awaited carbon tax may see further delay -consultants
Swiss agency invites entities to partner to develop emission trade activities
Biggest offshore windfarm to start UK supply this week
High hopes for Hornsea One as developer says its output could fill the gap left by nuclear
An offshore windfarm on the Yorkshire coast that will dwarf the world’s largest when completed is to supply its first power to the UK electricity grid this week.
The Danish developer Ørsted, which has installed the first of 174 turbines at Hornsea One, said it was ready to step up its plans and fill the gap left by failed nuclear power schemes.
Continue reading...What polar bears in a Russian apartment block reveal about the climate crisis
Arctic bears are being driven off their normal migration routes and into human habitation. We should feel pity – and fear
Russian islands declare emergency after mass invasion of polar bears
Polar bears prowling around a children’s playground. Polar bears lumbering along the corridors of apartment blocks and offices. Polar bears descending on a sleepy Russian town in their dozens.
To state the obvious: polar bears should not be wandering into human habitation, and certainly not in these numbers. That they are doing so in Belushya Guba shows how they are being driven off their normal migration routes and hunting trails by a changing climate. This has long been predicted – with the Arctic heating twice as fast as the rest of the planet, winter temperatures are rising and the sea ice – which is the primary habitat of polar bears – is shrinking.
Continue reading...Global insect decline may see 'plague of pests'
The Driven Podcast: Happy Days! Fonzarelli’s Michelle Nazzari
Australia is not able to boast much about its take-up of electric vehicles, but it does have some innovative companies achieving significant break-throughs in the sector.
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Junior Project Manager, Office of Global Change, US Department of State – Washington, DC
The barefoot engineers of Malawi – in pictures
Eight women from rural Malawi travelled to India to train as solar engineers. Now they are lighting the way for their communities, in a country where just 10% of households are powered by electricity
Photographs by Peter Caton/VSO
Landmark Rocky Hill ruling could pave the way for more courts to choose climate over coal
Waste and toilets
Seven take-aways from the Green New Deal launch
Sweeping in scope, an agenda to transform the US into a green leader has been launched in Washington DC, here are the key points.
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