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WCI Markets: WCAs plunge to the lowest levels since programme inception, CCA activity subdues
Toxic run-off from roads not monitored, BBC finds
Massachusetts Q4 regulated emissions at five-year high, 2023 emissions drop YoY
Should more British homes be built using straw?
Vanadium merger bets on demand for 18-hour batteries
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New solar efficiency world record shows huge potential of tandem technology
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Washington Clean Fuels Standard proposes overhauled 2024 participation fee structure
Can Australia make its own solar? Landmark study says yes – and actually, it has to
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Verra lifts suspension of troubled Kasigau REDD projects following review
‘Nemo’ clownfish drive away species with same stripes, study suggests
Researchers say they have found how anemonefish identify unwelcome guests of their own kind, by counting white markings
Unlike the star of Disney’s Finding Nemo, real-life common clownfish are not keen on sharing their home with members of their own species.
Researchers say they have discovered how they kick unwelcome guests out, by counting the stranger’s vertical white markings.
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Consulting firms provided low-quality research on crucial water policies. It shows we have a deeper problem
Biodiversity Pulse: Thursday February 1, 2024
Watchdogs and water bosses had dinner at private London club to discuss future
Exclusive: Meal attended by Environment Agency and Ofwat chairs attacked as outrageous example of ‘regulatory capture’
Water company bosses and the chairs of the regulator Ofwat and the Environment Agency went for dinner at an exclusive private members’ club to discuss how to quell public anger over bill rises and sewage spills, the Guardian can reveal.
Campaigners have said the private meeting is an outrageous example of “regulatory capture” as Ofwat and the Environment Agency are supposed to hold water companies to account, rather than help with their public relations.
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