An Australian judge has ruled the country’s environment minister has a duty of care to protect young people from climate change, after teenage activists lost their court bid to ban a coal mine expansion on Thursday.
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“I’m thrilled because this is a landmark decision.”
An Australian judge has ruled the country’s environment minister has a duty of care to protect young people from climate change, after teenage activists lost their court bid to ban a coal mine expansion on Thursday.
Great Britain’s windfarms set a new clean energy record on Monday after the blowy bank holiday weather helped onshore and offshore wind turbines make up almost half of the electricity system.
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Microbiologists have devised a sustainable way to remove polluting microplastics from the environment – and they want to use bacteria to do the job.
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Over the last two decades the IEA has consistently failed to see the massive growth in renewable energy coming. Not only has the organisation underestimated the take-up of solar and wind, but it has massively overstated the demand for coal and oil.
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Coal financing costs have surged over the last decade as investors demand returns four times as high as the payoff required from renewable energy projects to justify the risk of investing in fossil fuels, as the world moves towards cleaner energy sources.
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The climate emergency is bigger than many experts, elected officials, and activists realize.
~ the overheated atmosphere has in turn overheated the oceans, assuring a catastrophic amount of future sea level rise.
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We’re aiming to ensure every financial decision takes climate change into account.
We've extended our global leadership on green finance by requiring our principal financial regulators to consider climate change.
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President Joe Biden has proposed sweeping global tax reforms that would limit the ability of multinational corporations to shift profits overseas, while taking steps to forge a landmark agreement on a worldwide minimum tax rate.
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April 2021 Newsletter
Let’s Talk Tax
Budgets are all about gathering in money, by way of taxes to spend to support the country, its public services, businesses, and citizens.
Each Government takes a view of what is important or what is in their manifesto.
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The last year has speeded up changes that would, in normal times, have taken five or more years to make a daily difference to our way of living and working.
Climate change was a known risk, high streets were already losing business to online shopping ...
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Thirty years ago, the world's first so-called passive house complex was built in Germany as part of an effort to sustainably construct buildings and limit environmental damage.
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More than half of Great Britain’s daily electricity came from wind turbines for the first time on Boxing Day, as the country headed for its “greenest year on record”, due in part to the coronavirus.
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