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US House Democrat sets sights on EPA-enforced ETS for power plants, industry
We combed through old botanical surveys to track how plants on Australia’s islands are changing
Glacier meltdown risks food and water supply of 2 billion people, says UN
Unesco report highlights ‘unprecedented’ glacier loss driven by climate crisis, threatening ecosystems, agriculture and water sources
Retreating glaciers threaten the food and water supply of 2 billion people around the world, the UN has warned, as current “unprecedented” rates of melting will have unpredictable consequences.
Two-thirds of all irrigated agriculture in the world is likely to be affected in some way by receding glaciers and dwindling snowfall in mountain regions, driven by the climate crisis, according to a Unesco report.
Continue reading...Mexican state’s bamboo could generate $170 per hectare annually from VCM -study
UK govt confirms “actively considering” ETS link with EU in formal response to speculation
We found a new wasp! Students are discovering insect species through citizen science
Western Canada’s first hydrogen liquefaction plant awarded nearly C$50 mln
Overlapping federal laws could hinder US marine-based CDR development -report
Alberta bill demands provincial control over emissions data
ICAO estimates 100-150 mln carbon credits needed for CORSIA Phase 1
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BRIEFING: Carbon capture, a costly distraction to some, is the “revolutionary” answer to others
Defra asks England’s biggest landowners to come up with plans to restore nature
Exclusive: Representatives of king, National Trust and others called on to work together to protect environment
Steve Reed called in some of England’s biggest landowners for a meeting on Thursday, asking them to come up with meaningful plans to restore nature on their estates.
Representatives for King Charles and Prince William were among those at the meeting, asked by the environment secretary to draft new land management plans to help meet the country’s legal Environment Act targets.
Continue reading...Economic pain of delaying net zero will outweigh costs of acting now -research
European Commission to release EU ETS verified emissions data for 2024 on Apr. 4
Verra appoints new chair to board of directors
Bolivia seeks to sell $1.2 bln carbon securities from protection of forests
Greenpeace verdict is ‘weaponization of legal system’, advocacy groups say
Campaigners condemn North Dakota jury’s ruling as Greenpeace must pay Energy Transfer at least $660m
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The verdict against the environmental group Greenpeace finding it liable for huge damages to a pipeline company over protests has been described by advocacy groups as a “weaponization of the legal system” and an “assault” on free speech and protest rights.
A North Dakota jury decided on Wednesday that Greenpeace will have to pay at least $660m to the pipeline company Energy Transfer and is liable for defamation and other claims over protests in the state in 2016-2017.
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