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New transition carbon crediting methodology to be considered for Article 6, CCPs
Verra freezes Indian cookstoves project amid major double counting claims
Paris-based standard acquires Equitable Earth, as competition intensifies
BYD launches cheapest UK model in bid to overtake Tesla as biggest electric carmaker
Dolphin Surf will start at £18,650 – among the cheapest new vehicles on sale in Britain
The Chinese manufacturer BYD has launched its cheapest model in the UK, in the latest stage of its efforts to overtake Tesla as the world’s biggest electric carmaker.
The Dolphin Surf will start at £18,650, a price that puts it among the cheapest new vehicles on sale in Britain.
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Article 6 credits with corresponding adjustment trading at up to $40/tonne -analyst
Queensland fund commits A$18 mln to ACCU-generating land restoration work
New Zealand proposes to establish govt-endorsed biodiversity credits
Australia’s climate change policies are “deficient”, think tank warns
China steel sector needs $18 bln in transition finance over next 5 years, report says
Safeguard Mechanism will push facilities to decarbonise “over time”, regulator says
Cheating by car makers, tampering by owners: crucial car pollution control is being sabotaged
Squadron and Vestas forge ahead with huge Queensland wind projects, in chilly political conditions
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WA beefs up state environment watchdog with more funding for new hires
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Australia opens door to Pacific climate refugees weeks after approving gas “carbon bomb”
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Two cheers for cheaper home batteries, as anger emerges over rebate mash-ups and VPP twists
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