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Carbon offsets should come under US climate risk disclosure rules -green groups
Financial entities dial back California carbon net length, emitters shrink net short
Rocket part on crash course with Moon 'not from Elon Musk's SpaceX'
Carbon Operations Director, BURN – Nairobi
Carbon Investment Director, BURN – Nairobi
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Flourishing plants show warming Antarctica undergoing ‘major change’
Dramatic spread of native plants over past decade is evidence of accelerating shifts in fragile polar ecosystem, study finds
Antarctica’s two native flowering plants are spreading rapidly as temperatures warm, according to the first study to show changes in fragile polar ecosystems have accelerated in the past decade.
The increase in plants since 2009 has been greater than the previous 50 years combined, coinciding with rapidly rising air temperatures and a reduction in the number of fur seals, according to researchers working on Signy Island in the South Orkney Islands.
Continue reading...Head, Carbon Standards & Methodologies, First Climate – Bad Vilbel, Germany
Head, Technology-Based Climate Solutions, First Climate – Zurich/flexible
Head, Carbon Standards & Methodologies, First Climate – Zurich
Climate activists plan direct action against UK oil infrastructure
Just Stop Oil campaign to target petrol stations, fuel depots and refineries to demand end to fossil fuel investment
Activists fronting a new campaign masterminded by Roger Hallam, the strategist behind Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain, have said they are now preparing to move beyond protest and “into civil resistance”.
Two young supporters of Just Stop Oil went to Downing Street on Monday morning, where they delivered an ultimatum to ministers calling for an immediate end to new fossil fuel investments.
Continue reading...Flock of yellow-headed blackbirds drop mysteriously from sky in Mexico – video
Hundreds of yellow-headed blackbirds have been filmed falling out of the sky and dying under strange circumstances in the northern Mexican city of Cuauhtémoc. The cause of their sudden descent remains unclear but experts said it was most likely the flock was 'flushed' from above by a predatory bird swooping down to make a catch
Continue reading...Why did birds fall from sky in Mexico? Probably a predator, experts say
Instead of pollution or 5G, it was most likely another bird that caused deaths caught on camera in Cuauhtémoc
Hundreds of yellow-headed blackbirds have been filmed appearing to fall from the sky, some of them dying, in mysterious circumstances in the northern Mexican city of Cuauhtémoc.
The cause of death remains unclear but experts said it was most likely the flock was “flushed” from above by a predatory bird swooping down to make a catch.
Continue reading...UK urged not to abandon climate goals amid net zero row
Climate experts fear attacks falsely linking net zero to energy price rises are undermining UK emissions targets
Senior figures in climate diplomacy, including the key architect of the Paris climate agreement, have urged the UK government to maintain its commitments to climate action, amid escalating attacks intended to generate a “culture war” on the net zero target.
Laurence Tubiana, the French diplomat who crafted the 2015 Paris agreement, now chief executive of the European Climate Foundation, said: “We are not happy, and we are crossing our fingers [that the UK will reaffirm its net zero commitment]. It’s very important that the UK keeps this direction of travel.”
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Klaus Staeck’s posters attacking car culture – in pictures
The German designer, now 83, became known for his satirical advertisement spoofs, especially for those lambasting fast cars and their owners
Klaus Staeck, the artist who challenged postwar Germany’s love of the car
Continue reading...Senior Corporate Lawyer, Electricity & Carbon Products, Origin – Sydney
Japan’s misplaced focus on advanced coal technologies not cost-effective, frustrates climate goals, report says
Narrabri mine expansion would make it dirtiest thermal coalmine in Australia, environmentalists say
Whitehaven Coal’s underground expansion has been backed by New South Wales government
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A $400m mine expansion earmarked for approval by the New South Wales government would become the dirtiest thermal coal project in Australia, a public hearing has heard.
Whitehaven Coal’s Narrabri underground expansion was incompatible with the state government’s 2030 climate targets and should be rejected, environment group Lock the Gate told the NSW Independent Planning Commission (IPC) on Monday.
Continue reading...Stunning solar milestone as Australia passes 25GW mark
Australia quietly passes major new solar milestone, notching up 25GW of installed capacity – more PV per capita than anywhere else in the world.
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