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Project Manager, Energy, Environment and Resources Department, Chatham House – London
Carbon Footprinting Consultant, Engie Impact – London
Pitt leaps on industry-funded report that clears fracking of long term pollution impacts
Resources minister leaps on industry funded report that clear fracking of long term pollutants, but did not study impacts on human health or greenhouse emissions.
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Wind and solar could play key role in future of Australia’s aluminium industry
Wind and solar could play key role in the future of Australia's aluminium industry, particularly as dependence on coal becomes a reliability rather than an asset.
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Junior Registry Manager, South Pole – Medellin/Bogota
California rulemaking timeline uncertain for tweaks to power, industrial free allocation
Michael Moore’s Planet of the Humans: A reheated mess of lazy, old myths
Planet of the Humans documentary is not just bad, it’s old bad. But the outright lies about wind and solar are serious and extremely harmful.
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Senior Vice President, Climate Change, WWF – Washington DC
First turbines installed at 110MW Biala wind farm in NSW
The first of 31 Goldwind wind turbines successfully installed at BJCE Australia's 110MW Biala wind farm, in Angus Taylor's electorate in the NSW Southern Tablelands.
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Direct air capture technology faces $100/tonne floor without mass deployment -experts
Here are 5 ways to flatten the climate change curve while stuck at home
EU Market: EUAs slip back towards €20 despite lockdown easing
France seeks to bolster EU carbon pricing to counter virus impact
Virginia EJ groups assail climate bill as governor removes final RGGI hurdle
Switzerland announces ETS restart, new dates for compliance deadline and auction
Guangdong carbon auction sells out on strong bid interest
German climate minister urges countries to stick to Paris timetable despite summit delay
NZ Market: NZUs firm as New Zealand prepares to ease virus lockdown
Numbers of critically endangered orange-bellied parrot soar from low 20s to more than 100
In 2013, just three adult females remained in the wild, now a much larger group will leave Tasmania to fly north for the winter
There has been little good to say about the recent history of the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot. Numbers of the small migratory bird, which makes a return trip from Tasmania’s south-west wilderness to the mainland’s coastal scrubland each year, have fallen so sharply scientists consider it at risk of extinction within five years.
Just 23 birds arrived at the species’ breeding site at Melaleuca, deep in the Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness Area, last spring.
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