Business Green: Green groups have today urged bickering delegates at the UN biodiversity summit in…
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UN hails move to simplify carbon offset rules
Business Green: The UN body tasked with expanding carbon emission reduction projects around the world…
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BP sells Gulf of Mexico fields to pay for oil spill
Reuters: BP agreed to sell four fields in the deepwater of the Gulf of Mexico…
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Arctic climate change impacts ‘spreading to temperate zones’
WWF: The impacts of climate change in the Arctic now appear to be affecting the…
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BP sells four Gulf of Mexico oil fields
Guardian: The mature fields, called Magnolia, Merganser, Nansen and Zia, currently produce 15,000 barrels of…
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U.N. panel seeks to streamline JI CO2 cutting scheme
Reuters: A United Nations panel has proposed merging the two tracks of its Joint Implementation…
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Greenpeace critical of Papua New Guinea graft, “carbon cowboys”
Reuters: Rainforest-clad Papua New Guinea is not ready for international funding for U.N.-backed forest carbon…
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Australia kicks off construction of water-free solar power plant
Business Green: Construction will begin tomorrow on Australia’s largest concentrated solar-thermal tower system near Newcastle…
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Invasive species, climate change form ”deadly duo”: Scientists
MSN: Invasive species, commonly known as weeds, along with climate change form a “deadly duo”,…
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Papua New Guinea Receives ‘Golden Chainsaw’ From Greenpeace
Epoch Times: PORT MORESBY–Greenpeace has presented the Papua New Guinea government with a “Golden Chainsaw”…