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Greenpeace has identified more than 20 palm, pulp and sugar companies, including several with links to Malaysia and Singapore, whose land concessions contained sources of smoke from fires that have ravaged Indonesia in recent months https://t.co/9fUqo9TMlO
Maharashtra, India’s wealthiest state, will cut water supplies to homes by at least 10% after a powerful El Niño left the country with its weakest monsoon in more than a decade https://t.co/7lxpQLyCYf
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Magellan jumped more than 70% both in August and September from year-ago levels as ships diverted from the drought-stricken Panama Canal, data show https://t.co/qpFHRygSIY
US shipments of solar panels to Cuba are becoming a lifeline for those on the island trying to find a few watts to keep their phones charged or their businesses afloat amid a dire energy crisis https://t.co/iUXCSGIjCl
Growing numbers of orcas and whale sharks have started appearing off the coast of Mozambique, in an unusual development that’s coincided with the formation of the El Niño weather cycle. Read more: https://t.co/Su13i4SjuJ
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The EU has launched a $39.4 million tender to fund research and coordination on, among other things, detecting rogue efforts to alter the earth’s atmosphere by blocking out the sun https://t.co/dFofiiIvm3
The oil industry promised to slash one of its dirtiest practices — burning off excess gas. Satellite images show flares are still going strong worldwide. Read The Big Take: https://t.co/rjYVcUF7NU
📷️: Desiree Rios for Bloomberg
Orcas, whale sharks, hammerheads and other big fish started to show up in waters off the coast of Mozambique late last year. The change coincides with the building up of the strongest El Niño on record
Story w @AntonySguazzin via @climate
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California Public Employees’ Retirement System is planning to build out its private-credit bets targeting the energy transition https://t.co/sUt7oegCG1
The US Supreme Court wrestled with whether to allow lawsuits seeking to hold oil companies accountable for climate change, as the justices opened their new term with a clash carrying big stakes for the environment and energy industry https://t.co/QWxmkyCAfI
Coffee-pod makers have spent years trying to find a design that doesn’t leave a crumpled piece of plastic or aluminum with every brewed cup. Keurig, one of the world’s biggest makers of coffee pods, has launched a new way of brewing coffee it says will slash waste. Read more: https://t.co/8SDD3sHhrd
📷: Keurig
More than a decade into a downturn caused by tax hikes, economic and political shocks, London’s high-end housing market has a new villain to contend with — intractable heat and flood risks. Read more: https://t.co/McJGHmjZbO
📷: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
Californians will now be able to install plug-in solar systems without having to go through their utility – at least until 2030. Read more: https://t.co/eXKLsqedUx
📷: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg
A hot summer sped up Swiss glacier melt, bringing the volume loss to nearly 20% over the past five years. The receding glaciers are making terrain unsafe for athletes and tourists who are critical to the economies of Alpine communities. Read more: https://t.co/hlY20DBWxG
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Solar panels are so popular in Pakistan they’re being used as wedding dowries. That boom is now challenging a power sector that owes billions to China, and exposing snarls in Beijing's drive to dominate the global energy transition. https://t.co/OVt0PFmqX8
📷️: Asim Hafeez/Bloomberg
Who are the power players inside Jane Street, Wall Street’s secretive trading house?
Explore Bloomberg’s guide to the management committee, decision makers, founders and notable alumni. https://t.co/vBONqXDYbh
US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said his withdrawal from a high-stakes climate case involving the oil and gas industry was a “difficult judgment call” even after the court’s legal office said he didn’t have to disqualify himself https://t.co/uTpaOBZeAJ