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Political context of Article 6 talks very different to last year, says ratings agency
UAE energy firms team up with Microsoft to drive decarbonisation solutions
UK startup secures funding to offer insurance for risks in early-stage CDR projects
Canadian consultancy, US-based energy tech firm team up to provide CCS, EOR solutions
Brazilian partnership to restore 334,000 hectares of forest, generate carbon credits
Scottish govt releases framework for carbon, biodiversity markets
Uniper waters down climate targets due to more cautious green hydrogen outlook
Veteran carbon trader to join Vitol as current head of carbon set to retire
UK can decarbonise electricity grid by 2030 with investment north of $40 bln a year – report
Carbon removals target ‘not a deal-breaker’ for Hoekstra’s EU confirmation hearing, MEPs say
Brazilian developer reviews unit count, price under updated biodiversity credit methodology
COP29 PREVIEW: Six sticking points in negotiations over next global climate finance goal
Norway, Iceland struggling to meet their old 2030 climate targets -report
EU’s new agriculture commissioner bets on carbon farming, not emissions trading
‘People do not want to believe it is true’: the photographer capturing the vanishing of glaciers
Christian Åslund was shocked at the difference between what he saw in 2002 and what confronted him this summer
Standing in blinding sunlight on an archipelago above the Arctic Circle, the photographer Christian Åslund looked in shock at a glacier he had last visited in 2002. It had almost completely disappeared.
Two decades ago Greenpeace asked Åslund to use photographs taken in the early 20th century, and photograph the same views in order to document how glaciers in Svalbard were melting due to global heating. The difference in ice density in those pictures, taken almost a century apart, was staggering.
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Giant spiders that can grow to size of human hand thriving in the UK
Collaboration between RSPB and Chester zoo leads to best mating season on record for the semi-aquatic fen raft spider
Thousands of giant spiders that can grow to the size of a human hand are thriving in the UK, thanks to a successful breeding programme from Chester zoo.
The fen raft spider is a harmless arachnid that plays a vital role in aquatic ecosystems, but 15 years ago was on the brink of extinction because of habitat loss.
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