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German workers want green transition, but not with lower pay

10/03/2023 - Leave a Comment

As industrialised countries shift towards climate neutrality, some industries such as coal mining will have to disappear, meaning workers need to retrain to find employment in other sectors. Other industries, …

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UK government climate ‘aid’ set to displace indigenous villagers in India

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“We are saying with folded hands that the only thing that we want is our lands to be saved. And if not land, then at least our houses.” The Canary spoke …

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Countries split on plastics treaty focus as U.N. talks close

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WASHINGTON, Dec 2 (Reuters) – The first round of negotiations on a global plastics treaty ended on Friday with agreement to end plastic pollution but a split on whether goals …

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China beats Tesla to Nigeria’s lithium riches

24/02/2023 - Leave a Comment

Kaduna, a state in northwestern Nigeria, has selected China’s Ming Xin Mineral Separation Nig Ltd. (MXMS) to build the country’s first lithium-processing plant, with a plan to manufacture batteries for …

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Barclays scales down oil sands finance following investor pressure

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(Wednesday 15th February) Today, Barclays published its annual report, where it committed to new restrictions on oil sands, following a long-term campaign from shareholders on the issue. From July, the bank will …

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Big Oil’s Been Secretly Validating Critics’ Concerns about Carbon Capture

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Last February, ExxonMobil announced it would further expand its only active carbon capture and storage (CCS) operation in the United States, located at a gas processing facility in LaBarge, Wyoming. Shute Creek is the …

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The world needs lithium more than ever, and Latin America knows it

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German chancellor Olaf Scholz flew to Latin America this week looking for one thing: lithium. Meeting with the leaders of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil — home to the so-called lithium triangle — …

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Shell’s board of directors sued over ‘flawed’ climate strategy in first-of-its-kind lawsuit

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Shell’s board of directors are being personally sued over their alleged failure to properly manage risks associated with the climate crisis. The lawsuit says the British oil giant’s 11 directors …

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Environment plan for England asks farmers to restore nature – but changes are likely to be superficial

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The UK government’s environment improvement plan pledges to restore 500,000 hectares (1.2 million acres) of wildlife-rich habitat, create or expand 25 national parks, invest in the recovery of hedgehogs and …

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EU’s green industrial plan vague on clean tech, finance, critics say

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The Commission’s ‘Green Deal Industrial Plan’, unveiled on Wednesday (1 February), promises simplified EU regulation for clean technologies, but critics say it lacks clarity and opens the door to unrestricted …

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