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Labour win set to advance UK’s climate standing on world stage
INTERVIEW: We want to have a real impact on the climate, says founder of first carbon credit-backed currency
Over 720,000 ha of forest cleared for mining in Indonesia since 2001, study says
INTERVIEW: Tactics to avoid EU CBAM likely to include relocation, circumvention
EU trade office seeks Green Deal tweaks to avoid ‘alienating partners’
UK’s Labour must swerve nutrient credit “cliff edge” after election, expert says
Liberia establishes group to push forward carbon markets regulation, mulls moratorium -media
SBTi technical group called for external review following controversial carbon offset announcement
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Heating decarbonisation plan vital to prevent sky-high CO2 prices, group says
Vietnam mulls tax exemption on income from carbon credits, green bonds -media
Transport, international cooperation key for CCS in Europe, experts say
CN Markets: CEAs lose steam amid liquidity drain, allocation plan release seen likely to boost trading activity
INTERVIEW: New wave of forest conservation credits can move past scandals and set tone for high integrity
Papua New Guinea to introduce 7% fee on carbon credit sales
Rewilding plan aims to bring majestic white storks to London
Working group to look at where birds might be introduced and engage with boroughs and local community in capital
White storks could soon be wheeling in the skies above London and building their huge nests among towers, flats and spires as a result of new rewilding plans.
After the success of the charismatic birds’ successful reintroduction into southern England since 2016, a white stork working group has been established to seek out habitat and gauge the political will to reintroduce the birds to Greater London.
Continue reading...‘Keir Starmer take note’: UK’s green transition must start now, say experts
Labour’s victory, alongside strong Green performance, gives next PM mandate to act boldly on net zero, say campaigners
Labour’s victory in the general election must mark the start of the UK’s transformation to a green and low-carbon economy and society, campaigners and experts have said as the scale of the election win became clear.
The Conservatives’ U-turns on the environment had been “as popular with voters as a root canal”, according to Greenpeace, as the party sank to its worst electoral defeat in modern times.
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Week in wildlife – in pictures: joyriding birds, a rare golden cat and a surprise king cobra
The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world
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