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Tracking Scotland's wildfires from space
Canada announces sectors for high-leakage classification under federal carbon pricing scheme
Fields medal: UK refugee's major maths award stolen
Maryland drives up RGGI emissions in Q2 to buck three-year decline
Where’s Waldo? The wobbly assumptions underpinning the NEG
EU Market: EUAs reach highest in almost 10 years as August auction squeeze begins
California LCFS credit bank shrinks as data reveals record quarterly deficit
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Last year was warmest ever that didn't feature an El Niño, report finds
State of the climate report found 2017 was the third warmest with a record high sea level and destructive coral bleaching
Last year was the warmest ever recorded on Earth that didn’t feature an El Niño, a periodic climatic event that warms the Pacific Ocean, according to the annual state of the climate report by 500 climate scientists from around the world, overseen by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) and released by the American Meteorological Society.
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Continue reading...Emitters raise EUA buying in June’s German auctions -report
Retailers likely to face backlash for failing to curb plastic use, survey finds
Findings come as part of a pledge by the owners of Canary Wharf in London to become world’s first plastic-free commercial centre
Retailers are likely to face a consumer backlash if they fail to take action to curb plastic use, according to a survey by the owners of Canary Wharf in London.
The operators of Canary Wharf are pledging to become the world’s first plastic-free commercial centre, in partnership with the campaign group Surfers Against Sewage (SAS).
Continue reading...UK farmers allowed to take more water from rivers as heatwave continues
Environment secretary holds drought summit with farmers to address series issues of crop failure and lack of fodder for animals
Farmers will be allowed to take up more groundwater to irrigate parched crops during the ongoing heatwave, after a “drought summit” between farming leaders and the environment secretary, Michael Gove.
Farmers have suffered in the heat, with crops wilting or failing to reach their full size, and livestock running short of grass and fodder. Prices on some foods are already increasing, and price rises may be necessary for some staple goods later in the year, with the next few months crucial for the harvest.
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