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Canada needs bigger pot behind the guaranteed floor price for carbon credits price -report
Canadian trucking fleets scoop up emissions monitoring technology
German farmers and networks push back against underground cables
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Global carbon credit price gap to narrow in 2024, convergence continues between compliance and voluntary markets -analysts
US spacecraft completes Moon landing mission
Emissions from households’ water use are on a par with aviation. The big cuts and savings they can make are being neglected
Victoria’s power outage could have been far worse. Can we harden the grid against extreme weather?
EU risks failing to meet net zero target without greater investment in new tech –report
UK government can never accept idea nature has rights, delegate tells UN
Dismissal of concept already recognised in UN declarations described as shameful, contradictory and undemocratic
The UK government can never accept that nature or Mother Earth has rights, a British government official from the environment department has told the UN.
The dismissal of a concept that has already been recognised in UN declarations and is a fundamental belief of many Indigenous communities was described by critics as shameful, contradictory and undemocratic.
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EU Commission’s chief opens up dialogue with clean industry
Frozen antimatter may reveal origins of Universe
Frozen antimatter may reveal origins of Universe
Key requirements for EU carbon removal methodologies will be outlined this year -Commission
INTERVIEW: Mapping software key to attracting investments in biodiversity
American company aims for historic Moon landing
Indian govt likely to adopt Verra standard for carbon offset projects in agriculture
US enhanced rock weathering company makes further inroads into CDR market
INTERVIEW: Renewable developer expects to generate surplus biodiversity net gain units
Bleaching fears along 1,000km stretch of the Great Barrier Reef
Scientists are investigating reports of dying coral from Lizard Island in the north to Heron Island in the south
Scientists are reporting corals are bleaching white and dying from rising ocean temperatures across a more than 1,000km stretch of the Great Barrier Reef.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Australian Institute of Marine Science were preparing on Thursday to carry out surveys from a helicopter across the southern section of the reef.
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