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Australia warned of ‘over-mining’ risk in race to secure minerals needed for clean energy
Research says mining boom to support renewable energy risks ‘significant social and environmental damage’
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In the high-stakes quest to break China’s grip over minerals crucial to clean energy technology, Australia risks over-mining while ignoring alternatives such as improved battery recycling, according to a new report.
The release of the Jubilee Australia research, which questions mineral demand assumptions and warns against causing unnecessary environmental harm, comes as the federal government prepares a strategy to address China’s dominance of minerals seen as critical to a nation.
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US private equity firm seeks to raise $500 mln for new forestry, agriculture fund with carbon optionality
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French oil giant TotalEnergies sues Greenpeace over emissions report
Green group accused company of emitting more than it disclosed but TotalEnergies says report used dubious methodologies
The French oil major TotalEnergies has sued the environmental group Greenpeace France and the climate consulting firm Factor-X over a report claiming that the company massively underestimated its 2019 greenhouse gas emissions, Total said on Wednesday.
The civil complaint, served on 28 April, seeks a ruling that the November publication contains “false and misleading information”, a judicial order to withdraw the publication and cease all references to it under penalty of €2,000 (£1,760) a day in fines, plus a symbolic €1 in damages.
Continue reading...Indian renewable company secures extra $250 mln from global investment firm
An ill wind blows: the unfair distribution of Australia’s air pollution hotspots
Analysis shows disadvantaged people are hit harder by the effects of airborne particulates, compounding existing inequalities
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Kerry-Ann Weirick’s asthma took a turn for the worse when she moved to the western Sydney suburb of St Marys.
“I was going to hospital two or three times a year with really bad breathing problems,” she says.
Continue reading...Communication is key – four ways carbon projects can better engage with Indigenous people
Wind industry begins recycling drive to stop 599 ageing turbines going to landfill
Australia is looking to solve a major landfill problem as a quarter of the country's farms approach the end of their design life.
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A year after “climate election”, Australian fossil fuel subsidies hit record $57 billion
New report says fossil fuel subsidies to hit record $57 billion, just a year after so-called "climate election".
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