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The plastic industry’s $30 million lie
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Vancouver Rolls Back Bylaw Restricting Gas Heat in New Buildings
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July 21 hottest day ever recorded globally: EU climate monitor
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Permitting Bill Is a Fossil Fuel Wolf in Clean Energy Clothing
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Soaring Renewables Growth Still Falls Short of COP28 Target, Varies Widely by Region
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World’s Biggest Meat and Dairy Companies Spend More on Ads than Cutting Emissions — New Report
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Key Enablers to Triple Renewables by 2030
"the need to improve policies and regulations to advance energy transitions"
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