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‘A living collective’: study shows trees synchronise electrical signals during a solar eclipse
French asset manager enters new forest finance partnership
Rising emissions put UK land, homes at growing risk of flooding, experts warn
Charity calls on industrial gas companies to speed up transition
Labour not protecting people, economy and homes from climate crisis, watchdog says
Plans to protect UK from extreme weather are inadequate, Climate Change Committee says in scathing assessment
Labour is putting people, the economy and the environment in increasing peril by failing to act on the effects of the climate crisis, the UK’s climate watchdog has said.
Flooding, droughts and heatwaves are all increasing in severity due to climate breakdown, but current plans to protect people, land and infrastructure against extreme weather have been judged inadequate in a scathing assessment of the UK’s preparedness.
Continue reading...VCMI launches Scope 3 Action Code of Practice in bid to ignite voluntary carbon credit market
Canadian bank parts ways with environmental trading director
California lawmakers advance bill to establish CO2 pipeline safety rules, lift moratorium
Fly-tippers’ vehicles to be crushed in bid to save England from ‘avalanche of rubbish’
The scheme, part of policy blitz for local elections, will encourage councils and police forces to work together
Councils will be encouraged to work with police forces to seize and crush vehicles used by fly-tippers, in the latest phase of a government policy blitz before Thursday’s local elections.
Under a scheme being led by the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), new legislation will impose jail sentences of up to five years for people who illicitly transport waste in England.
Continue reading...Corporate sector warms to climate policy in lead-up to election, goes cold on nuclear
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Owner of one of last coal generators in WA joins plans to build biggest wind farm in state
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US House proposal seeks to establish federal registration fees for electric, hybrid vehicles
US appeals court stays order blocking non-profit climate funding, sets date for arguments
Calgary CDR developer locks in MRV partner
High Ambition Coalition launches funding mechanism for biodiversity targets
EU ministers support ETS2 reform, await 2040 target clarity
Analysts see ETS2 driving 20% drop in affected emissions by 2030, prices at €100/t
Leaked document shows two threatened species could be wiped out at Middle Arm development site
Exclusive: Conservation advocates say assessment shows controversial NT project ‘shouldn’t get past the starting gun’
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Two threatened mammal species could be wiped out at the site of a proposed industrial development on Darwin harbour backed by $1.5bn in federal funding, according to a leaked environmental assessment.
Conservation advocates say it shows the controversial Middle Arm industrial project “shouldn’t get past the starting gun based on impacts to nature”.
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