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Huge concrete pour paves way for 122 turbines at Australia’s largest wind project
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“There is so much fallout:” Locals challenge watchdog over coal mine pollution
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Cost of “just transition” from coal cheaper than cost of carbon
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Bigger in Texas: Inside the hottest grid battery market in the US
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Shareholders at Kasigau firm clash with board over alleged financial mismanagement -media
Up to €48 bln of EU subsidies supports activities harmful to nature, WWF says
Para public defender targets R$20 mln fine for alleged REDD+ infractions -media
RGGI Market: RGAs flatline as market re-enters programme review purgatory
Texas firm signs 2-Mt annual CO2 offtake for Louisiana CCS hub
ART to begin review of jurisdictional REDD+ carbon standard in August
Scrapping the waste export levy threatens Australia’s emerging lithium battery recycling industry
Hundreds of ‘emaciated’ and stranded pelicans turn up along California coast
State’s department of fish and wildlife says the brown pelicans are showing signs of malnutrition, but that the cause is still unclear
Hundreds of starving and stranded brown pelicans have turned up along the California coast in recent weeks in what wildlife advocates have described as a “crisis”.
In Newport Beach in southern California, lifeguards came upon two dozen sick pelicans on a pier last week. The Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach, the non-profit caring for the animals, said they had treated more than 100 other birds who were anemic, dehydrated and extremely underweight.
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ANALYSIS: Built on solid rock: How Kenya emerged as a global leader for carbon market investment
Investment in EU cleantech at record high, shows positive signs for competitiveness -report
UK codifies some voluntary carbon credits as taxable under national regulations
140 organisations urge EU countries to stop thwarting nature laws
INTERVIEW: Voluntary carbon credits to improve affordability of home retrofits for UK homeowners
Baby skates on verge of extinction in Tasmania hatched by scientists – video
The ancient fish were successfully hatched by scientists in Tasmania using two adults and 50 eggs. The Maugean skate is thought to be found only in the vast harbour on the state’s west coast. Numbers have fallen sharply due to the impact of salmon farms, hydro power stations altering upstream river flows, gillnet fishing and rising harbour temperatures due to the climate crisis, studies have found
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