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Bottom-contact fishing activities continued in EU despite closures, study finds
Bottom-contact fishing activities, considered harmful to marine ecosystems, continued in EU waters between 2022 and 2023 even after the European Commission's decision to limit the practice, a study ...
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Nord Stream methane leak found to be nearly double initial estimates
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80% of corporate climate leaders also tie executive pay to goals -report
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Equinor retracts key carbon capture claim after data discrepancy revealed -report
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has revised a key claim about its flagship carbon capture and storage (CCS) project after official figures revealed discrepancies with the company’s public statements, ...
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Ex-Polish minister proposes massive EU fund to sustain clean industries
The EU should create a new fund to stave off the existential threat of Chinese and American competition while moving closer to the bloc's climate neutrality objectives, according to former Polish ...
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NGOs outline priority actions in run-up to UN Ocean Conference
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Researchers flag gaps in nature-related disclosures in Asia-Pacific
A study on corporate reporting in the Asia-Pacific region has found that only a quarter of surveyed companies believe biodiversity issues impact their business, with, Vietnam, and China among the ...
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English nutrient credit reform proposals could work, consultancy says
An ecological consultancy has endorsed the English government’s proposals for centralising its nutrient credits scheme, while highlighting potential risks with its approach regarding the impact on ...
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Bullish year for major compliance markets this year, forecasts bank
Prices for Californian credit allowances (CCAs) and EU ETS allowances will rally 19-20% this year, despite surpluses in the former and balanced fundamentals in the latter, a bank predicted on ...
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Researchers say they may have cracked the blue hydrogen code
Korean researchers believe they may have found a lower cost approach to make hydrogen from natural gas and then liquefy it for export with the same carbon profile than hydrogen made from water and ...
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Iceland-based carbon registry partners with sustainability software firm
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Climate crisis, biodiversity loss top long-term global concerns, WEF says
The consequences of the climate crisis and biodiversity loss are seen as the greatest global risks over the next decade among experts across the private and public sectors, according to a report ...