Feed aggregator
California legislators probe allowance supply changes, salvage banking metrics in revised carbon market bill
Virginia agency approves Dominion Energy’s request to suspend RGGI rider
Massachusetts GWSA current vintage sale bounces back in June, first advance auction sells out
Shipping operator MOL completes “carbon offset voyage” from Japan to Europe
Vast Solar and 1414 team up for new attempt at Port Augusta solar storage hub
Vast Solar and thermal storage hopeful 1414 Degrees to join forces to try and finally deliver long awaited solar thermal project near Port Augusta.
The post Vast Solar and 1414 team up for new attempt at Port Augusta solar storage hub appeared first on RenewEconomy.
EPA imposes stricter limits on four types of toxic ‘forever chemicals’
EPA administrator Michael Regan announces ‘aggressive action’ but new PFAS limits are advisory and critics call them ‘baby steps’
The US Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday announced new advisory limits for four kinds of PFAS “forever chemicals”, warning that the compounds, which most Americans are exposed to daily, are far more toxic than previously thought.
The dangerous chemicals are estimated to be contaminating drinking water for more than 200 million people, and the new limits could have significant financial consequences for PFAS polluters, including the US military and producers like 3M, DuPont and Chemours.
Continue reading...Greyhound racing: despite waning public support, governments are spending big to keep the industry running
Nova Scotia’s June carbon auction clears 75% above floor price, C$19 over November settlement
New York power generators request CO2 price in final Scoping Plan
Race to Zero campaign tightens rules to help prevent greenwashing
Bank group accused of exploiting loopholes and ‘greenwashing’ in climate pledge
‘Net zero’ global alliance of financial institutions, begun at Cop26, can still invest in coal and other fossil fuels
Banks that have signed up to a global climate pledge, led by Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of England, can still invest unlimited amounts in coal mining and coal power, despite promises to tighten the rules on their lending.
Green campaigners have slammed the loopholes, uncovered by the Guardian, as “greenwashing”, after updated criteria for banks involved in the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) were unveiled on Wednesday.
Continue reading...