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Air freight greenhouse gas emissions up 25% since 2019, analysis finds
Boom in air cargo due to shoppers’ expectations of speedy delivery and shift in post-pandemic economy, researchers say
Air freight operators have increased their greenhouse gas emissions by 25% compared with 2019, analysis has found.
In 2023, air freight operators ran about 300,000 more flights than in 2019, an increase in flight volume of almost 30%. The US accounted for more than 40% of global air freight emissions, according to the report by campaign group Stand.earth.
Continue reading...Fuel-free spinning machine to help ease more solar into Top End grid
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BRIEFING: Article 6 deals could help to close the climate finance gap, expert says
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Saving the world’s most threatened species through expanded protected areas less costly than expected, study says
Women exposed to ‘forever chemicals’ may risk shorter breastfeeding duration
Higher PFAS exposure could cause lactation to slow or stop altogether within six months, new research finds
Women exposed to toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” prior to pregnancy face an elevated risk of being unable to breastfeed early, new research finds.
The study tracked lactation durations for over 800 new moms in New Hampshire and found higher PFAS exposure could cause lactation to slow or stop altogether within six months.
Continue reading...China to launch national issuance and trading system for domestic green certificates
Japanese developer, Filippino biochar producer partner to generate credits across Southeast Asia
Canada launches C$335 mln fund to support Indigenous-led marine conservation
INTERVIEW: New forest carbon standard seeks to disconnect revenue from credit issuance, ensure community buy-in
‘Reform or go out of business,’ carbon offsetting industry told
Study finds carbon credits could raise billions for climate action but only with changes, such as rigorous standards
The carbon-credit market must reform or “go out of business”, leading scientists have concluded in an international review of the offsetting industry.
The market for carbon offsets shrank dramatically last year after a series of scientific and media reports found many offsetting schemes had little environmental impact.
Continue reading...Lake District sewage campaigners launch nuisance complaint in legal first
Statutory nuisance complaint lodged by Save Windermere against United Utilities is a first over sewage pollution
Campaigners fighting to stop sewage discharges into Windermere, the Lake District’s largest lake, have made a statutory nuisance complaint against a water company in the first legal action of its kind.
The civil complaints are normally used in noise disputes, or over noxious smells. But the environmental barrister Nicholas Ostrowski has for the first time lodged a complaint on behalf of campaign group Save Windermere against United Utilities over raw sewage discharges into the lake.
Continue reading...Rinehart gas project expansion approved by Plibersek, sparks koala death fears
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Australian pension fund hits back on demands to divest from coal
Indonesia joins forces with US philanthropy in massive push to protect rainforest, restore biodiversity
Labor defends approval of Gina Rinehart-backed gas project in Senate – video
Facing accusations from Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young that the approval of a Senex Energy coal seam gas project would threaten koala habitat, Labor senator Penny Wong defended the move, saying the approval comes with 'strict limits on habitat loss'
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