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Five things we learned this week from Ted’s Talk and people who actually know stuff
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Renewables cover nearly 60 pct of Germany’s electricity consumption in first half 2024
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WCI Markets: CCAs churn post workshop fallout, trade below WCAs
Alinta seeks licence to progress huge offshore wind plans in tiny Southern Ocean zone
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US CO2 utilisation firm raises $18 mln in Series A funding
Major Canadian bank to retrofit retail branches with heat pumps, cutting emissions 70%
Improved planning needed for New York to reach clean energy goals -state audit
Bahamas’ carbon, digital asset laws launch hopes for lucrative voluntary market
Canadian companies join forces to reduce methanol emissions via CCUS
Canada invests C$89 mln towards nature-based emissions reduction projects
ARENA lobs $2m at hyper-accurate solar yield software
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Strong progress – from a low base: here’s what’s in NSW’s biodiversity reforms
FEATURE: Carbon insurers guarantee durability amid rise of removals offtakes
Slow progress at UN Article 6.4 carbon crediting meeting as summer lull sets in
Suriname forest carbon ITMOs attracting interest from 65 companies
Spoonbills return to E for first time since 17th century
Driven out by hunting and habitat loss, the snow-white birds are now nesting and breeding in a few pockets in England
With their long, spoon-shaped beaks, it is perhaps little surprise that the RSPB has nicknamed the offspring of a spoonbill a “teaspoon”.
It has been a bumper year for the snow-white wading birds, which have been found nesting and breeding in Cambridgeshire for the first time since the 17th century.
Continue reading...UK coal mine fights for future in court
UK coal mine fights for future in court
Verra pauses review of new voluntary carbon methodology proposals until 2025
Labour has left farmers facing agriculture budget ‘cliff edge’, says NFU
Union says members being ‘kept up at night’ over failure to commit to continue payments at current rate
Farmers are facing a “cliff edge” as the Labour government refuses to commit to maintaining the agriculture budget for England, the president of the National Farmers’ Union has said.
The issue is one of the first pressures Labour is facing over its tight fiscal rules, along with a rebellion on the party’s refusal to remove the two-child benefit cap.
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