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“Get out of the way:” Manufacturer wants more renewables to soften price crunch and avoid shutdowns
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ARB bi-weekly offset issuance picks up week-on-week, majority DEBs-tagged
The problem with networks: Where to put batteries – and EV chargers – on the grid
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Maine sues oil companies for climate change claims
Washington Clean Fuel Standard credit surplus nears 1.5 mln in Q2 2024
WCI Market: CCAs stage quick recovery after bearish sentiment from ARB’s rulemaking delays sinks Q4 auction clear
Global bank expects CCAs to reprice above $40 in Q1 2025 on ETS rulemaking progress
US Energy Department management of $400 bln loans at “tremendous risk” under tight deadlines -report
Carbon removal key for new UK climate targets, govt agency says
Australia’s electricity market is getting a big makeover – and these 3 changes will make it future-proof
Nano-scale dinosaur made by Australian researchers from DNA building blocks
Structures thousands of times narrower than a human hair suggest future uses for nanobot technology
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Australian researchers have created building blocks out of DNA to construct a series of nano-scale objects and shapes, from a rod and a square to an infinitesimally small dinosaur.
The approach turns DNA into a modular material for building nanostructures – thousands of times narrower than a human hair. Developed by researchers from the University of Sydney Nano Institute and published in the journal Science Robotics, it suggests exciting possibilities for future use of nanobot technology.
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Continue reading...EU timeframe for approval of applications to import CBAM goods is too long, industry groups say
Airlines already buying CORSIA-eligible carbon credits, says commodity firm
High levels of general public approval of UK’s biodiversity net gain impacts, research suggests
Spanish bank to mobilise €100 bln in sustainable finance through 2027
INC-5: BRIEFING – Plastic talks stalling as stocktake shows insufficient progress
European carbon prices expected to remain stable this winter, pick up in 2025 -analysts
BRIEFING: EU, North Africa forging new links to speed up renewables rollout
Western Australia’s endangered cockatoo among world’s longest-living birds
Oldest Carnaby’s cockatoo in wild lived to 35, with eight recorded living beyond 21, researchers find
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Western Australia’s endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos can live up to 35 years in the wild, making them one of the longest-lived bird species, according to a study that began in 1969.
Eight Carnaby’s cockatoos aged between 21 and 35 years have been recorded, according to research published in Pacific Conservation Biology.
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