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US district court narrows scope of California climate disclosure laws challenge
Complex, but feasible path forward expected for ocean-based CDR in Washington state -report
500lb black bear survives LA wildfires hiding under house – video
For those lucky enough to have a place to return to in Altadena, going home meant dealing with unfinished chores left behind when the Eaton fire forced them to evacuate. For Samy Arbid, who had moved into a property just a block from the fire line in November, there was a different kind of challenge: a 525lb (240kg) black bear. It had moved into the crawl space under the house before the fire and was still sheltering there when Arbid and his wife returned. The California wildfire department stepped in to help, luring the bear out with treats after deciding it was too big to tranquillise. The bear's new home is much more appropriate: the Angeles national forest
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‘Serious concerns’: national assessment reveals rivers flowing into the Great Barrier Reef are getting more polluted
UN SBSTA vice-chair moves to commodities trading firm
BRIEFING: Belgium’s new climate and energy plans show push for nuclear
Reforestation company to launch call for Brazilian ARR carbon projects
“Simplification or deregulation?” EU bid to streamline green finance rules sparks worries
Durable CDR supplier fall-off on the horizon as few buyers, declining investment take their toll -report
CCS should take centre stage in future EU industrial policies, say experts
Agriculture has wiped out biodiversity over a third of the planet’s land, report estimates
SBTi loses key financial backer after incubation grant ends
NGOs advise EU Commission to include biodiversity credits in agricultural reform
BRIEFING: Up to 90% of chemical processes can be electrified, industry says
Biomass-based carbon removal outperforms DAC, ERW in efficiency -study
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Australian scientists produce kangaroo embryos using IVF for first time
Team has produced more than 20 embryos using method used in humans, though there are no plans for live joeys
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Scientists have produced kangaroo embryos through in vitro fertilisation for the first time, in a development they say could help conservation of endangered animals.
Australian researchers at the University of Queensland made the eastern grey kangaroo embryos using intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), a technique widely used in human IVF, in which a sperm is injected into a mature egg.
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