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Oil and gas companies far off course on Paris goals -report
UPDATE – NZ auction partially clears, spot NZU price falls 17%
EnergyLab’s Australian Startups Raise $124 Million in Record-
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Even far from the ocean, Australia’s drylands are riddled with salty groundwater. What can land managers do?
Ella Baron on Banksy, Rishi Sunak and restrictions on climate protest – cartoon
Researchers advise caution on enhanced rock weathering estimates for CO2 removal
EU lawmakers divided over new agri policy proposals
TotalEnergies buys into US CCS projects with $148 mln Talos Energy deal
UK seeks feedback on biomethane production support, UK ETS integration
Community leaders slam investigation process that led to REDD voluntary carbon project suspension
EU must be open to CBAM changes, says senior lawmaker
Labour to make fighting global heating a priority for Bank of England
Shadow chancellor to use annual Mais lecture to set out plans to green the economy if party wins election
A Labour government will make fighting global heating a priority for the Bank of England as it seeks to put environmental sustainability at the heart of its plans to grow the economy, Rachel Reeves is to announce.
The shadow chancellor will say in a speech in London on Tuesday evening that if Labour wins the general election she will reverse Jeremy Hunt’s decision last year to downgrade the emphasis on the climate crisis in Threadneedle Street’s main objectives.
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Shell spends $86 mln on voluntary carbon projects in 2023
Gold Standard to soon require voluntary credit retirements to include purpose, entity information
Danish foundation pledges $1 mln to develop ocean impact metrics for finance
Rewilding offers similar CO2 storage potential to new native woodland -study
Canadian asset manager introduces biodiversity screen
London brokerage to expand into New Zealand carbon market via acquisition
‘Red alert’: last year was hottest year ever by wide margin, says UN report
Records being broken for greenhouse gas pollution, surface temperatures and ocean heat
The world has never been closer to breaching the 1.5C (2.7F) global heating limit, even if only temporarily, the United Nations’ weather agency has warned.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirmed on Tuesday that 2023 was the hottest year on record by a wide margin. In a report on the climate, it found that records were “once again broken, and in some cases smashed” for key indicators such as greenhouse gas pollution, surface temperatures, ocean heat and acidification, sea level rise, Antarctic sea ice cover and glacier retreat.
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