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Business Green
DECEMBER 18, 2020
All the green business news from around the world this week. Daimler, Scania, Man, Volvo, Daf, Iveco, and Ford signed a new pledge to phase out traditional combustion engines as they step up investments in hydrogen, battery technology, and clean fuels. China trade row hits Australian coal exports.
DeSmogBlog
JULY 13, 2022
Yet several appear to be exploiting fears over energy prices to push climate “delay” narratives that blame net zero policies for the cost of living crisis. Meanwhile, green Conservative MPs have warned that climate policies are overwhelmingly popular, and scrapping them would be “electoral suicide”. Foreign Secretary.
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AFN Sustainable Protein
AUGUST 12, 2019
“The impact is already being felt across all protein and feed supply chains, and this will continue over the next 2-5 years and may be longer,” said a spokesperson from Australian Pork Limited (APL), adding that Australia’s robust biosecurity protocols will keep the virus from spreading to the island nation. .
The Guardian: Energy
MAY 13, 2024
One of the members of a Senate committee that reviewed the draft laws, independent senator Lidia Thorpe, said the legislation “should be setting off alarm bells” because “it could mean that Australia becomes the world’s nuclear waste dump”.
The Guardian: Energy
DECEMBER 10, 2023
Australia’s climate minister says summit must aim to keep 1.5C goal alive so Pacific countries are not ‘swallowed by the seas’ The Australian climate change minister, Chris Bowen, has told nearly 200 countries at the Cop28 summit that the use of fossil fuels in energy systems must end.
The Guardian: Energy
APRIL 10, 2024
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Business Green
AUGUST 2, 2021
The COP26 delivery team was moved to the Cabinet Office in a bid to bolster its reach and is said to be working flat out, while several key departments such as BEIS and the Department for Transport have sought to use the focus on COP26 to drive forward ambitious climate policies. That's a failure of leadership.".
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