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“We were losing major parts of the system:” Zibelman’s push for smarter grids
Audrey Zibelman cites Australian bushfire experience as she signs up the US and UK to global program to invest in smarter renewable grids.
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Australia joins Brazil, Mexico and Russia as global climate laggard
Australia's refusal to update its 2030 climate targets and to bring belligerence to Biden's climate summit put it in the global bad books.
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LEAF to impose high-ambition climate, deforestation commitments on both buyers and sellers -panel
US likely needs new legislation to hit its revised Paris climate goal -panel
Financials’ California carbon length approaches 60 Mt, as regulated entities whittle down holdings
US Carbon Pricing and LCFS Roundup for week ending Apr. 23, 2021
VCM participants split on shorter offset permanency requirements for struggling small forest owners
EU Market: EUAs halt record-breaking rally but still notch 5.7% weekly gain
Jury acquits Extinction Rebellion protesters despite ‘no defence in law’
Six activists cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters in 2019
Six Extinction Rebellion protesters have been cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters despite the judge directing jurors that they had no defence in law.
Two of the group’s co-founders, Simon Bramwell, 49, and Ian Bray, 53, were acquitted on Friday alongside Jane Augsburger, 55, Senan Clifford, 60, David Lambert, 62, and James “Sid” Saunders, 41, after a trial at Southwark crown court.
Continue reading...Biden’s pledge to slash US emissions turns spotlight on China
World leaders will be unable to halt climate breakdown without strong action from biggest emitter
The US, the world’s second biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, is now committed to halving emissions this decade.
Joe Biden’s announcement, at a White House virtual climate summit, has thrown the spotlight clearly on the world’s biggest emitter: China.
Continue reading...UK fines seven firms £600k for EU ETS breaches
Voices of young climate activists: how the pandemic changed the way we protest – video
From flooding the streets with thousands of activists to mass Zoom calls, Twitter storms and isolation, young protesters have had to adapt to a global pandemic and find new ways to push forward their calls for action on the climate crisis.
We spoke to six ‘school strikers’, all members of Fridays for Future, about the impact the pandemic and social distancing have had on their movement, and what the future could hold for their protests after more than a year of Covid-19
Continue reading...Leaders Summit on Climate: Officials highlight need for public, private action ahead of COP26
Verra will not require corresponding adjustments for voluntary offset transactions
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including preening rabbits and fighting egrets
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