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Grazing sheep among solar panels could produce higher quality wool, study finds
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Danish wind giant Vestas unveils plans for 2.5 GW wind and 4 GWh battery project in NSW
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Jacaranda season in Sydney – in pictures
Sydney’s jacaranda trees are in full bloom, blanketing the city in purple and attracting crowds of people trying to capture that perfect frame
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EU power sector urges reforms to ETS, calls for more stability and investment in post-2030 transition
EU market regulator pushes for clearer carbon allowance accounting in financial statements
US policymakers should act now for chance at $135 bln global CDR market opportunity -report
Incomplete data, low-quality credits mire first disclosures under California’s voluntary carbon offset law -report
Forrest gets planning approval for $2 billion wind and big battery project in central west
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COP16: Countries launch ‘champions group’ for mainstreaming biodiversity
Equinor admits it “over-reported” amount of carbon captured at flagship project for years
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US DAC developer establishes sorbent manufacturing plant in Missouri
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EU emissions fall by 8% in steep reduction reminiscent of Covid shutdown
Decline over 2023, helped by switch to renewable power, means greenhouse gas pollution is now 37% below 1990 levels
The EU’s greenhouse gas emissions fell 8% last year, the European Environment Agency (EEA) has found, as the continent continues to close down coal-fired power plants and make more electricity from sun and wind.
The steep drop in planet-heating pollution in 2023 is close to the fall recorded in Europe at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, when travel restrictions grounded planes and shuttered factories.
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