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Could a white powder deliver the holy grail of low cost green hydrogen exports?
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EXCLUSIVE: Cookstove project developers poke holes in study alleging rife over-crediting
Australia could be one of world’s biggest carbon credit factories, but must be wary of hype
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Russian region hit by record flooding
Adelaide is losing 75,000 trees a year. Tree-removal laws must be tightened if we want our cities to be liveable and green
Renewables superpower blueprint promises tens of thousands of green jobs
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Capital battery finally charges up after nearly a year of commissioning delays
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ARB considers increase in carbon intensity step-down and role of biofuels in LCFS
Parched and shrinking - vital Moroccan dam dries up
US federal court upholds California’s authority to set state clean vehicle air standards
Was an extinct fox once man's best friend?
US environmental group, energy firm strike “landmark” community benefits agreement for CO2 pipeline
California Senate committee passes tax credit funding for farm soil carbon sequestration
Peter Higgs - the man who changed our view of the Universe
Peter Higgs - the man who changed our view of the Universe
Peter Higgs - the man who changed our view of the Universe
The limits of ice: what a 19th century expedition trapped in sea ice for a year tells us about Antarctica’s future
SBTi poised to validate voluntary carbon credit use for corporate Scope 3 emissions goals
International steel competitors may reserve low-carbon products for EU to bypass CBAM -industry
National parks in England and Wales failing on biodiversity, say campaigners
Exclusive: Report finds lack of funding has led to just 6% of land being managed effectively for nature
National parks are failing to tackle the biodiversity crisis, with just 6% of national park land in England and Wales managed effectively for nature, according to the first full assessment of how well they are supporting nature recovery.
National parks, which cover 10% of England and 20% of Wales and this year celebrate their 75th anniversary, are not restoring nature because of a chronic lack of government funding and because they were designed for a different era, according to the report by the Campaign for National Parks (CNP) charity.
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