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Digital verification company expands into ARR carbon projects
Arab League signs MOU with Qatar-based centre to build Article 6 capacity -media
Europe’s political leaders cry out for flexibility in meeting EU climate goals
Policy incentives needed to balance CDR development given wide price spreads -survey
‘Catastrophic’: Great Barrier Reef hit by its most widespread coral bleaching, study finds
More than 40% of individual corals monitored around One Tree Island reef bleached by heat stress and damaged by flesh-eating disease
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More than 40% of individual corals monitored around a Great Barrier Reef island were killed last year in the most widespread coral bleaching outbreak to hit the reef system, a study has found.
Scientists tracked 462 colonies of corals at One Tree Island in the southern part of the Great Barrier Reef after heat stress began to turn the corals white in early 2024. Researchers said they encountered “catastrophic” scenes at the reef.
Continue reading...Microsoft funds Swedish biodiversity credit project
EU met 70% of its 2030 pledges on soil conservation, analysis shows
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South Australia puts first Biodiversity Act out for consultations
Bank of England calls for simplification of climate requirements in bid to spur growth
Expert questions marketing of biodiversity net gain units as voluntary credits
A third of the Arctic’s vast carbon sink now a source of emissions, study reveals
Critical CO2 stores held in permafrost are being released as the landscape changes with global heating, report shows
A third of the Arctic’s tundra, forests and wetlands have become a source of carbon emissions, a new study has found, as global heating ends thousands of years of carbon storage in parts of the frozen north.
For millennia, Arctic land ecosystems have acted as a deep-freeze for the planet’s carbon, holding vast amounts of potential emissions in the permafrost. But ecosystems in the region are increasingly becoming a contributor to global heating as they release more CO2 into the atmosphere with rising temperatures, a new study published in Nature Climate Change concluded.
Continue reading...Chinese tech giant secures 3 mln nature-based carbon credits
Stargazers to see almost all planets align in the night sky at the same time in rare planetary alignment
Expert says the planet parade will be best viewed around 21 January and recommends downloading a sky map app to help see when the planets align
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Stargazers are being treated to a rare planetary alignment this month, also known as a “planet parade”, with most of the planets visible in the night sky at the same time.
Astrophysicist Dr Rebecca Allen, co-director of Swinburne University’s space technology and industry institute, said it would be a rare opportunity to see so many planets align, especially outer ones such as Neptune.
Continue reading...Australia more than doubles annual land clearing rate in 2024, analysis finds
Gas markets to remain tight in 2025, keeping pressure on carbon, IEA says
Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?
Australia’s CEFC, Rabobank commits A$200 mln to environmental plantings project developers
Trump’s Paris cop-out is bad news for climate, but could give Australia a boost
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“Energy storage as a service:” Ausgrid unveils its sixth federally funded community battery
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