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EU must focus on producing own green hydrogen before importing it -report
European carbon removals intermediary channels $7 mln in corporate credit purchases
India launches wasteland restoration plan to drive massive carbon emissions cuts
Fuel tech firms close SAF deal for Queensland aviation hubs
Wider green corridors could cut shipping emissions further -report
UAE firm partners with Indonesian developer on mangrove restoration project
UNEP announces seven new flagship projects eyeing restoration of 40 mln hectares worldwide
NZ Market: Well-supplied compliance buyers and policy vacuum creates directionless NZU price
Grid drama and power cuts as multiple coal units and lines trip in midst of heatwave
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Iron ore giants’ green steel collaboration leaves carbon capture even further behind
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Solar for apartments: Huge demand expected for first round of rebates
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Slow progress at Snowy 2.0, with more “challenging” conditions ahead and a Florence clone
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‘Fascinating and troubling’: Australians would rather save a single human life than prevent an entire species from becoming extinct
'Pirate of the seas' in big decline after bird flu
'Pirate of the seas' in big decline after bird flu
Investor, tech firm partner to launch Japan’s first nature-based carbon fund
Pesticide maker used 'weak' data on Parkinson's
Australian group receives govt grant to teach AI how to recognise native species
World must spend $A18 trillion in renewables and grids by 2030 to meet climate targets
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Bird flu causing ‘catastrophic’ fall in UK seabird numbers, conservationists warn
Report by RSPB and British Trust for Ornithology finds H5N1 has killed three-quarters of great skua and 25% of northern gannets
The UK has lost more than three-quarters of its great skuas on surveyed sites since bird flu struck, according to the first report quantifying the impact of H5N1 on seabird populations.
The deaths have happened over two years, since the outbreak of H5N1 in 2021. The UK is internationally important for seabirds, home to most of the world’s 16,000 pairs of nesting great skuas.
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