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    Anglo American Los Bronces mine expansion gets go-ahead in Chile

    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023

    A committee of government ministers has approved an environmental permit for a $3 billion extension of Anglo American’s…

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    Britain considers widening renewables support scheme

    by Segun Ogunlade April 17, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 17, 2023

    The British government on Monday announced plans to widen its flagship renewable energy support scheme to encourage investment…

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    Cross River community demands N500m compensation for illegal logging

    by Segun Ogunlade April 17, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 17, 2023

    The sum of N500 million is now been demanded as compensation from Ezemac International Nigeria Limited by the…

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    Germany switches off its last nuclear plants

    by Segun Ogunlade April 16, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 16, 2023

    As part of efforts to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and ensure an improved management of an…

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    G7 needs to help emerging countries in reducing emissions, minister says

    by Segun Ogunlade April 15, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 15, 2023

    Japan’s economy and trade minister, Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Saturday that members of the Group of Seven rich…

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    Decline in New Zealand’s greenhouse emissions shows ‘government actions are working,’ Climate Change Minister say

    by Segun Ogunlade April 14, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 14, 2023

    New Zealand’s Climate Change Minister James Shaw said on Thursday that the country’s greenhouse gas emissions fell for…

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    France facing even worse summer drought than 2022

    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023

    French geological service BRGM said on Thursday that very low groundwater levels have put the country on course…

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    Shell to get support from Dutch government on cutting CO2 emissions

    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023

    Oil and gas company, Shell will get support from the Dutch government in its efforts to reduce its…

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    Wind and solar generated a record amount of global power in 2022

    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 13, 2023

    The latest Global Electricity Review released on Wednesday by independent energy think-tank Ember shows that wind and solar…

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    New EPA rules would cut car emissions 56% by 2032

    by Segun Ogunlade April 12, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 12, 2023

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Wednesday released proposed new vehicle emissions regulations for new cars and…

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