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Cost of CopperString transmission line blows out by 20 per cent
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Australia Market Roundup: Regulator issues around 650,000 ACCUs, ASX ACCU futures quiet
New research busts the myth that crossbred ‘designer dogs’ are healthier than pedigrees
Wondering what to make of warnings about our electricity system? The outlook is improving – but we’re not out of the woods
Dam in Blue Mountains closed after elevated levels of PFAS chemicals detected
WaterNSW says closure a ‘precautionary measure’ and water supplied from filtration plant to local communities is safe and meets guidelines
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WaterNSW has temporarily closed a dam in the Blue Mountains after tests detected elevated levels of PFAS chemicals in untreated water.
The state’s water agency said it had disconnected Medlow Dam from the region’s water supply as a precautionary measure while further investigations were conducted.
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Continue reading...How low can we go? To cut the carbon that goes into buildings we need radical change
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Victoria’s biggest battery becomes first project through new renewables fast track
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“Opportunity has been lost:” 12 GW wind and solar project canned in latest blow to green hydrogen
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Watch out for Ashley but never fear Yvonne
Baby boom prompts call to boost wild beaver population
Ground-breaking solar and battery microgrid to double in capacity at WA gold mine
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Americans favour carrot vs stick approach to achieving emissions reduction goals -report
ARB offset issuance continues to fall short of 2023 levels despite picking up pace
Industry lawsuit challenges California ARB’s zero emissions forklift regulation
Canadian Atlantic province’s forests emit more carbon than captured after tropical storm
Colombia to auction ETS allowances in 2025 -media
Greece tourist port flooded with hundreds of thousands of dead fish
Authorities in Volos say affected area spans kilometres and could cause environmental disaster for other species
Greek authorities have started collecting hundreds of thousands of dead fish that poured into a tourist port in the central city of Volos this week after being displaced from their usual freshwater habitats during flooding last year.
The floating carcasses created a silvery blanket across the port and a stench that alarmed residents and authorities who raced to scoop them up before the odour reached nearby restaurants and hotels.
Continue reading...Agri-PV could triple clean energy production in Central Europe, study finds
New Zealand green bank backs five solar farms with a total capacity of more than 1GW
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Three key reasons why the world is falling behind on its renewable energy targets: report
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