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Climate policy outlook: 2019 global aviation-related emissions were unreported.

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This week’s most important climate policy stories.

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Salesforce: Why corporate sustainability must change

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2019 was another year in which natural disasters occurred with unnatural (or at least unprecedented) force and frequency. This article originally appeared on the Salesforce corporate blog.

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Amazon cut emissions 3% in 2023, enabled by renewable energy purchases

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percent since 2019. The company’s emissions are up 34.5

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The green skills gap is widening

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million more people were employed in clean energy in 2022 than in 2019, according to the IEA. But that's not enough.

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Nigel Farage’s Reform Party Has Accepted £2.3 Million from Fossil Fuel Interests, Climate Deniers, and Polluters Since 2019 Election

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million from oil and gas interests, highly polluting industries, and climate science deniers since December 2019, amounting to 92 percent of the party’s donations. Mordaunt himself told openDemocracy in 2019 that “no one has proved yet that CO2 is the culprit” of climate change. Reform UK has received more than £2.3 It’s plant food”.

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Global Waste Index 2022 highlights leaders and laggards

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The study was completed in 2019. In fact, as recently as 2019, no waste at all was recycled in Turkey. The UK has improved in its waste management since the last report in 2019. It moved from 17th to 21st place as it is producing a lower volume of waste (down from 468kg per capita in 2019, to 463kg per capita in 2022).

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US renewables hit milestone in surpassing coal output

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This record 40-day timespan has edged over 2019's run of 38 days when U.S. Both the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysts (IEEFA) have revealed that, from March 25th through May 3rd, utility-scale solar, wind and hydropower collectively generated more electricity than coal!