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Threatened Species Bake Off 2019
The Threatened Species Bake Off commemorates Threatened Species Day on 7th September. Submissions are open until 5pm AEST 9 September 2019. Visit the Threatened Species Bake Off page for more info.
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Vietnam to introduce pilot carbon tax for power, cement production
Vietnam is planning to launch a two-year pilot carbon tax for thermal power generation and cement production across four provinces as it steps up market-based efforts to stymie its rapidly rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tilt to make decision on Snowtown battery by early 2020, goes cold on solar
Tilt still plans big battery at Snowtown wind complex, but appears to have gone cool on addition of 44MW solar plant.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Snowy Hydro in the spotlight
Snowy Hydro’s Gordon Wymer goes into the fine details of the proposed Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro scheme. Plus. The regulator’s power play on wind farms.
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Western Tuna and Billfish Fishery - Agency application 2019
The public consultation period for assessment for export accreditation will be open until 16 September 2019.
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Western Tuna and Billfish Fishery - Agency application 2019
The public consultation period for assessment for export accreditation will be open until 16 September 2019.
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South Korean firms sign major CDM deal in Bangladesh
Korea Midland Power and trading firm Ecoeye have signed a deal with subsidiaries of state-owned oil and gas firm PetroBangla to develop a CDM project that will generate some 1 million carbon credits annually for use in the South Korean emissions trading scheme.
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Carlton Marshes expansion 'could protect homes from flooding'
A £5m expansion of Suffolk's Carlton Marshes could reduce the impact of surge tides, say its owners.
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“Sophisticated” solar heat pump fraud lands Brisbane plumber in jail
Clean Energy Regulator investigation sees Brisbane plumber sentenced to 4.5 years jail for falsely claiming to have installed more than 400 solar heat pumps.
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CP Daily: Thursday August 8, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Recycling crisis leaves consumers without options
State and local governments have been struggling to stop plastic, glass, paper and cardboard from entering landfill, or being stockpiled, since other countries began rejecting our waste. So what now?
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Recycling crisis leaves consumers without options
State and local governments have been struggling to stop plastic, glass, paper and cardboard from entering landfill, or being stockpiled, since other countries began rejecting our waste. So what now?
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Climate change: Marine heatwaves kill coral instantly
Marine heat waves, associated with climate change, cause the rapid death of corals, research reveals.
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Low-cost EU airlines see flight emissions take off in July
Carbon emissions from two of Europe’s biggest low-cost airlines rose considerably in July, putting both on track to record higher CO2 output and face costlier EU ETS bills this year.
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World Bank extends carbon credit eligibility ahead of N2O auction
The World Bank’s Nitric Acid Climate Auction Program (NACAP) has extended the emission reduction generation period that eligible CER and VER carbon credits can be delivered into the programme.
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AGL to delay closure of Liddell power station to 2023
The future of the Liddell power station NSW's Hunter Valley is again far from certain with the NSW Government joining a Federal Task Force looking at both short and long-term options for the aging coal plant.
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NA Markets: WCI steps down as RGGI hits five-month low
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices dropped on the secondary market this week ahead of the quarterly WCI auction, while RGGI allowances (RGAs) plumbed a five-month low as compliance entities took advantage of the price drop.
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Climate report warns of dire consequences for the planet
A major climate report is warning of dire consequences for the planet unless strong action is taken to improve food production and change land use.
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Vegan food's sustainability claims need to give the full picture
We don't know enough about the carbon footprint of vegan foods, and that needs to change.
Maartje Sevenster, Research Scientist Climate Smart Agriculture, CSIRO
Brad Ridoutt, Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Agriculture, CSIRO
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TCI states will see transport emissions drop without cap-and-trade scheme -analysis
The Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) jurisdictions in the northeast US and Mid-Atlantic are likely to see tranpsort sector emissions decline from more stringent federal fuel economy standards and greater deployment of electric vehicles, according to initial reference case results.
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