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Aligned Climate Capital Launches $500 Million Distributed Solar and Storage Fund

Decarbonization-focused investment firm Aligned Climate Capital announced the launch and first close of Aligned Solar Partners 7 (ASP7), its seventh infrastructure fund focused on...

Nepal calls for climate compensation over aid

Nepal’s Foreign Minister has claimed that the tragic recent events have been caused by the environmental irresponsibility of other nations and has called for...

  The great fact was the land itself.    — Willa Cather    hen I was a boy, we went every summer into the...

  The great fact was the land itself.    — Willa Cather    hen I was a boy, we went every summer into the...

.      . . . RSB issues new guidance on how US corn and soy producers can achieve certification for sustainable aviation fuel using the records and data they...

The secret, biodiverse life of the garden pond

New research reveals that millions of overlooked garden ponds are biodiversity hotspots, but the presence of fish can dramatically tip the ecological scales. As cities...

Not-so-simple recycling? Complex rules still leave room for confusion

England may be moving towards greater consistency in household recycling, but new analysis suggests residents still face a sometimes bewildering array of local instructions...

The Trump Administration Is Dismantling One of America’s Greatest Strategic Assets: Its Scientific Workforce

This (lightly edited) post was originally published via Science And Freedom Alliance. America’s global leadership in science has been built over decades through bipartisan investments...

Councils urged to join up climate adaptation and net zero

Infrastructure being developed to cut emissions should be designed from the outset to withstand future flooding, heat and water stress, according to new research...

Wastewater treatment risks shifting microplastics problem from water to land, APPG report warns

Wastewater treatment is acting as a major pathway for microplastics into agricultural soils and potentially the food system, according to a new parliamentary report...

When plastic companies write the lesson plans

This fall, 54 million K-12 students are headed back to the classroom for another year of lessons in all the classic subjects: math, English,...

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