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Wheat in Whitehorse: how climate change helps feed Canada’s remote regions

March 24, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, AGRICULTURE, Canada, Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Environment, FEATURE, Features, General News, Grains, Meals / Feeds / Pulses, Oilseeds, Pictures, Science, US, Weather Markets / Weather

WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA (Reuters) – After failing to grow wheat in Canada’s subarctic Yukon territory 15 years ago, farmer Steve Mackenzie-Grieve

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U.N. aviation agency agrees to restrict carbon credits denounced by climate activists

March 16, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Aerospace / Defense (Legacy), Aerospace and Defense (TRBC), Airlines (TRBC), AVIATION, BRAZIL, Canada, Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Diplomacy / Foreign Policy, Environment, General News, Government / Politics, Government Finances, Human Rights / Civil Rights, Pollution, South America / Central America, Transportation (TRBC), United Nations, US

MONTREAL (Reuters) – The U.N.’s aviation agency on Friday approved restrictions for a global program designed to help airlines offset

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Exclusive: U.N. aviation agency weighs restrictions on carbon credits under fire by climate activists

March 4, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Airlines (TRBC), Americas, Asia / Pacific, AVIATION, Banking and Investment Services (TRBC), BRAZIL, Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, China (PRC), CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Company News, Diplomacy / Foreign Policy, Energy (TRBC), Enterprise Reporting, Environment, EXCLUSIVE, General News, Government / Politics, INDIA, Major News, Pollution, South America / Central America, Transportation (TRBC), United States, US, Western Europe

MONTREAL/CHICAGO (Reuters) – The United Nations is weighing restrictions for a scheme designed to help airlines offset their carbon emissions,

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Ex-boxer mayor seeks EU green funds to get Polish coal town off the ropes

March 3, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, East European Countries, Emerging Market Countries, Environment, Europe, European Union, General News, Government / Politics, Labour / Personnel, Major News, MINING, Poland, US

BYTOM, Poland (Reuters) – As a teenager, Mariusz Wolosz was a promising boxer in Bytom in southern Poland, where his

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Japan environment minister says to review export policy of coal-fired power plants by end-June

February 25, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Asia (Energy), Asia / Pacific, Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Coal, Commodities News (3rd Party), Diplomacy / Foreign Policy, Environment, fired Power Stations, General News, Government / Politics, Japan, Pollution, Power Markets, US

FILE PHOTO: Japan’s Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi attends a news conference at Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s official residence in Tokyo,

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Sustainability disclosures by European companies generally poor: study

February 17, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, COMPANIES, Corporate Events, DATA, Environment, Europe, General News, Government / Politics, Pollution, US, Western Europe

LONDON (Reuters) – European corporate disclosures on climate change and other sustainability issues are generally poor, a study on Monday

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Australia’s ‘black summer’ provides glimmer of hope for climate policy action

February 12, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Asia / Pacific, Australia, Carbon / Emissions Markets, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Coal, Environment, fired Power Stations, General News, Government / Politics, Lawmaking, Pictures, POLICY, Pollution, US, Wildfires / Forest Fires

MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Australia’s deadly wildfires have opened up a small window of opportunity for the country to break a

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In fire-hit rural Australia, climate debate burns deep

February 11, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Asia / Pacific, Australia, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Environment, General News, INSIGHT, Insights, RURAL, Special Reports, US, Wildfires / Forest Fires

BUCHAN, Australia (Reuters) – Returning from a morning feeding his sheep, Jeff McCole, a 70-year-old farmer, paused to take in

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Rising sea levels threaten sovereign credit ratings: Moody’s

January 16, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Africa, ASEAN Countries, Asia / Pacific, Bahamas, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Egypt, Emerging Market Countries, Environment, Fiji, Fishing and Farming (TRBC), Maldives, Middle East, MOODY, National Government Debt, Philippines, S, SINGAPORE, South America / Central America, SOVEREIGN, Sri Lanka, Suriname, US, VIETNAM

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Economic shocks stemming from rising sea levels pose a long-term risk to the sovereign credit ratings of

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After Indonesia’s deadly floods, few hear climate ‘wake up call’

January 4, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Advocacy Groups / Pressure Groups / Lobbies, ASEAN Countries, Asia / Pacific, CHANGE, CLIMATE, Climate Politics, Disasters / Accidents, Environment, Floods, Government / Politics, Government Finances, INDONESIA, Picture available, Pollution, Precipitation, Real Estate Markets, US, Utilities (TRBC)

JAKARTA (Reuters) – Floods that killed more than 50 people in Indonesia’s capital after the biggest rainfall since records began

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