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Global Briefing: UN summit confronts global biodiversity crisis

Business Green

All the top green business news from around the world this week, including VW's electric vehicle investment in China, electric ferries in Thailand, and Denmark's ambitious climate goal. UN summit confronts Global biodiversity crisis. VW revs up electric vehicle race with $15bn investment in China.

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2023 predictions: renewables, hydrogen and grid connections

Smart Energy International

In spite of a political will to prevent renewable developments from leading figures and inconsistent policy directions, the sector is picking up huge momentum and we expect this to deliver huge strides in 2023. Read more: 2023 predictions: Electric vehicle trends and challenges. Mark Rowcroft.

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Ireland’s Agri Lobby Has Dodged Its Climate Commitments Through Special Pleading and Dubious Science

DeSmogBlog

Its chair, Marie Donnelly, last night expressed concern at the “problematic” sectoral targets, which she described as “not consistent” with the objectives of Ireland’s climate laws. After the painful financial crash of 2008/9, the political atmosphere in Ireland ahead of the lifting of quotas was febrile. Climate Budget Fight.

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'Are you scared?' And 49 other climate questions for the candidates to be the next Prime Minister

Business Green

Our political leaders bear a genuinely world historic responsibility to try and drive the development of a net zero emission economy in less than three decades and end the obliteration of nature. If you do not support the current target are you proposing to change the law to shift or scrap the net zero target?

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Petrochemical sector handed $759 billion estimate for net zero transition

Business Green

The money behind INEOS and Borealis , argues demand for plastic is set to fall in the coming years due to incoming laws aimed at curbing plastic use, and that therefore banks are putting their investments at risk. The study, Who finances the plastic flood?

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Global Briefing: UN calls for rapid acceleration in European CCS deployment

Business Green

Strong political will is needed to make affordable, clean, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all a reality by 2030," said UNECE executive secretary Olga Algayerova. "As Overall, the group gave the government's draft climate law a score of 3.7 Overall, the group gave the government's draft climate law a score of 3.7

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'No healthy planet until we're all healthy': Heavyweight CEOs set out their wishlist for G7 Summit

Business Green

Talks are also said to be on-going on easing trade barriers for electric vehicles and boosting access to climate finance for developing countries, with reports yesterday suggesting German Chancellor Angela Merkel is prepared to sign off an increase in its climate funding for poorer nations.