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Canadian project developer to generate voluntary carbon credits with British Columbia First Nation
Fuelled by California’s LCFS, US renewable diesel growth is shifting global feedstock market -report
US forest carbon firms extend IFM collaboration to northeastern US
NSW targets road upgrades for wind blades and towers in big $3.5 billion climate and energy spend
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EU bank urged to scale up public guarantees for clean tech investment
Almost 2,000 children die every day from air pollution, report finds
Global study reveals dirty air is second only to malnutrition as cause of death among under-fives
Nearly 2,000 children under five are dying every day from air pollution, which has overtaken poor sanitation and a lack of clean water to become the second biggest health risk factor for young children around the world.
More than 8 million deaths, of children and adults, were caused by air pollution in 2021, according to a new study from the Health Effects Institute (HEI), as both outdoor and indoor pollution continue to take an increasing toll on health.
Continue reading...National Audubon Society, US grassland projects developer team up for carbon crediting programme
Aerial footage shows 10,000-acre wildfire in northern California – video
Aerial footage has revealed the scale of a wildfire in Colusa County, northern California. Video released by California forest protection department showed the blaze covers 10,000 acres. Firefighters in California have been struggling with several wildfires, which have led to evacuation orders and warnings in affected areas
Continue reading...Peter Dutton’s plan to cut the 2030 climate target would be an own goal for Australia’s Pacific ambitions
Fema petitioned to make extreme heat and wildfire smoke major disasters
Center for Biological Diversity signed a joined petition to recognize the increasing number of heat-related crises
A coalition of environmental non-profit organizations have called on the the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) to add extreme heat and wildfire smoke to its list of major disasters that could qualify for emergency funding.
The Center for Biological Diversity signed a joint petition on Monday urging Fema, the federal government’s lead agency in responding to natural disasters, to officially recognize the increasing number of heat-related crises.
Continue reading...Carbon markets intelligence firm teams up with ICE
Carbon removals buyers’ group signs $49 mln offtake deal with Swedish energy firm
What is a heat dome and how is it contributing to the heatwave in the US
Approximately 80% of country’s population is experiencing temperatures at or above 90F for long periods of time
More than 270 million Americans – about 80% of the country’s population – are experiencing a kind of heatwave not seen in decades, smashing records with temperatures at or above 90F (32.2C) for long periods of time under a weather phenomenon known as a heat dome.
New York governor Kathy Hochul has announced that she activated the National Guard to assist in any heat emergencies that may develop over the next several days.
Continue reading...INTERVIEW: ‘I don’t mind going first,’ says co-author of Vermont’s landmark ‘Climate Superfund’ law
GEF Council agrees $170-mln spending on biodiversity
Arena lays down $100 million challenge to slash cost of solar power
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UK researchers make case for national carbon regulator
Queensland could be nuclear hub under Coalition’s new energy plan
State’s existing coal-fired power plant sites being considered, along with NSW’s Hunter Valley, South Australia’s Port Augusta
Queensland is emerging as the nuclear capital under the Coalition’s proposed energy plan, with speculation it could be home to up to two reactors in the opposition’s energy plan.
Coalition MPs will learn of their party’s nuclear plans almost at the same time as voters, as Peter Dutton tried to contain leaks of one of his signature election policies.
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