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Police investigate death of worker at one of Australia’s biggest solar projects
A 41-year old man has died at the site of one of Australia's biggest solar projects, in what is being described as a workplace accident.
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Australian start-up targets fertiliser and hydrogen markets with plasma-to-ammonia tech
Australian company says its technology uses green electricity to turn air into plasma, breaking apart nitrogen before turning it into ammonia.
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INTERVIEW: Startup seeks broader revenue base than carbon for nature projects in Africa
COMMENT: Viridios AI analysis reveals voluntary carbon price drivers
California cap-and-trade rulemaking July workshop notice causes “frenzy” in options market
Macquarie’s Eku to develop more than 1GW of battery storage in Italy
Macquarie's battery offshoot Eku Energy signs deal to build more than 1GW of battery capacity in Italy with up to eight hours storage.
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California dishes out compliance offsets to mine methane projects, while Quebec issuances resume
'Humanity's signature': study finds plastic pollution in the world's lakes can be worse than in oceans
Another assault on Country and its precious species has begun at Binybara/Lee Point
Plastic pollution in some NZ lakes is comparable to northern hemisphere lakes in highly populated areas, global study finds
US govt assigns $300 mln to improve GHG accounting of nature-based CO2 sequestration
Verra culls wetlands from revamped REDD methodology, timeline for release slips
Hornsea Four offshore windfarm given green light after five-month delay
Fourth phase at giant project off Yorkshire coast is expected to have 180 turbines and generate 2.6GW
One of the UK’s largest planned offshore windfarms will move ahead after the government gave the green light to a giant project off the Yorkshire coast after a five-month delay.
The fourth phase of the Hornsea windfarm development is expected to include 180 giant turbines, capable of generating the equivalent of enough green electricity to power 1m homes.
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Faster than anticipated gains in solar and electric vehicles uptake show policies are working -IEA
Capturing carbon onboard ships could be viable mid-term solution to lower emissions -industry
North American firms partner for ocean-based carbon removal facility
‘They were chilled’: bated breath as beavers released in Northumberland
Animals make first return to the county in 400 years as National Trust introduces family of four to Wallington estate
It was a genuinely tense tale of the riverbank as a family of four beavers were released into the Northumberland countryside on Wednesday, the first time in more than 400 years that the animals are making the county their home.
Would they even come out of their cages? Would they be as feisty coming out as they apparently were going in? Would they be happy with their new surroundings?
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