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Macquarie partner unveils another two wind projects totalling more than 1.1 GW in WA wheatbelt
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Danish giant launches Australian renewables play with 6 GW of wind, solar and battery plans
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A Donald Trump presidency is bad for climate action, but Australia should get on with the job
Brazil’s Para to launch $44 mln forest restoration concession -official
First of Australia’s tallest turbines go up at wind farm co-owned by Queensland coal giant
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California climate disclosure laws survive legal challenge from US business lobby
NSW biggest winner, wind gets priority over solar as Bowen lands renewable tender deals
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Non-profit launches nature impact assessment tool for financial institutions
US-based carbon registry posts update to its methodology combatting ozone-depleting gases
Donald Trump can’t stop global climate action. If we stick together, it’s the US that will lose out | Bill Hare
How damaging this presidency is to the planet depends very much on how other countries react. There’s no time to waste
Donald Trump’s re-election to the White House is a major setback for climate action but ultimately it’s the US that could end up losing out, as the rest of the world will move forward without it.
The US is the world’s biggest economy and its second biggest emitter. Positive US engagement on climate has been crucial to landmark leaps forward, like getting the Paris agreement over the line, and just last year committing to transitioning away from fossil fuels.
The US missing in action in the latter half of this critical decade for climate action is nobody’s idea of a good outcome.
Continue reading...Colombian afforestation projects often use non-native species, unsuited ecosystems -study
Solar pushes renewables to record share of grid, coal hits new low despite highest spring demand
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William announces Earthshot winners in Cape Town
Von der Leyen’s Cop29 absence sends ‘fatal signal’, say watchers
MEPs express concern for EU climate leadership as commission head confirms she will miss Baku summit
Ursula von der Leyen’s decision to miss the Cop29 climate summit is “a fatal signal” and raises questions about Europe’s commitment to the climate crisis, observers have said.
The European Commission confirmed on Tuesday that its president would not attend the UN climate talks in Baku, which start on Monday. “The commission is in a transition phase and the president will therefore focus on her institutional duties,” a spokesperson said.
Continue reading...New EU environment commissioner expresses support for developing nature credits
UAE commits to near-50% emissions cuts in new UN national climate plan
INTERVIEW: Carbon markets could shore up finance for Africa, but not at $10/t -economist
BRIEFING: UK agriculture must rethink land use balance to meet net zero, weather global shocks
EU’s new finance chief says she will stick with green agenda
The sunscreen myth: could it really be causing skin cancer? | Antiviral
Overblown concerns about potential dangers of a common chemical threaten to undermine scientific evidence to the contrary
Because of his job as a dermatologist, Dr Deshan Sebaratnam frequently gets asked questions by friends, family and strangers about skin treatments. But lately, he says, he has been confronted by “a lot of myths around sunscreens”, especially on his social media feed.
Among the most frequent is “that sunscreen can actually cause skin cancer”, says Sebaratnam, a conjoint associate professor at the University of New South Wales.
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