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|    MrPostingRobot@kymhorsell.com to All    |
|    wind & pv 2x share of global power in 5y    |
|    14 Aug 20 12:43:04    |
      XPost: alt.global-warming              Wind and solar double global share of electricity in 5 years       Will Mathis, Bloomberg       The share of global electricity generated by wind and solar has       doubled to nearly 10% in 5 years, Bloomberg reports, citing new       analysis from "UK environmental group" Ember. Coal's share of the       global total has dropped by around 5 percentage points over the       same period to 33% in the first half of 2020, Bloomberg adds,       according to the analysis of generation in 48 countries covering 83%       of global electricity. Reuters also covers the findings, adding that       "steeper change is needed to meet targets set under the 2015 Paris       climate agreement", according to Ember.              --       A group of investors is trying to shut down this coal company from the inside       ABC News, 12 Aug 2020 20:49Z       More than 100 investors in Whitehaven Coal file a resolution asking       the company to plan its own closure - the first in an ambitious play       by an activist shareholder group to push fossil fuel companies to act       on climate change.       [The move comes as the company faces ~100 environmental charges in NSW].              Nikola Corporation       NASDAQ:NKLA - 13 Aug, 3:23 pm GMT-4       45.68 +2.87 (6.70%) *** up 6.7% ***              Tesla Inc       NASDAQ:TESLA - 13 Aug, 3:23 pm GMT-4       1,623.56 +68.80 (4.43%) *** up 4.4% ***              Whitehaven Coal Ltd       ASX:WHC - 13 Aug, 3:41 pm AEST       1.36 -0.04 (3.06%) *** down 3.1% ***              Peabody Energy Corporation       NYSE:BTU - 13 Aug, 3:23 pm GMT-4       2.58 -0.12 (4.44%) *** down 4.4% ***              [Gag!]       Queensland Government to ban reporting of corruption allegations during       elections       ABC News, 13 Aug 2020 19:48Z       A bill tabled in State Parliament without warning proposes jailing       journalists for up to 6 months for publishing allegations of corrupt       conduct about political candidates during election periods.              'Simply unfair': Farmers left high and dry in national water infrastructure       rebate scheme       ABC Rural, 13 Aug 2020 20:24Z       Farmers believe they are owed mns of dollars through a Federal       Government water infrastructure scheme, which was run by the states.       [Govts encouraged farmers to build new dams and irrigation       infrastructure, promising rebates. When it came time to pay out the       money suddenly wasn't there].              Melbourne doctor loses registration after anti-vaccination posts on social       media       ABC News, 13 Aug 2020 20:33Z       A Victorian tribunal upholds a decision to deregister GP Michael Ellis after       he posted a string of homophobic and unproven anti-vaccination warnings on       Facebook.              Boris Johnson poised to stop UK funding overseas fossil fuel projects       Jillian Ambrose, The Guardian       Prime minister Boris Johnson is "poised to sign off new rules barring       the UK govt's chief foreign lender form offering financial       support to foreign fossil fuel projects", the Guardian reports. The       new policy was passed to the prime minister's office this week and       could get the green light "within days, according to sources", it       adds. The move would end future loans and financial guarantees from UK       Export Finance, the paper explains. The news comes "just weeks after       [the agency] agreed to a £1bn financial package to support work on a       gas project in Mozambique", the Guardian says.              UK pensions group seeks ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars by 2025       Simon Jessop, Reuters       A pension group that manages more than £300bn in assets is calling for       a ban on petrol, diesel and hybrid cars to be brought forward to 2025,       Reuters reports, in a response to a govt consultation on       bringing the date forward from 2040 to 2035. The Guardian reports that       "moderate Tories" have joined calls for the ban to be brought forward       to 2030. It says the "One Nation" group of 100 Conservative MPs       represents around a third of the parliamentary party. Writing for       BusinessGreen, Policy Exchange's Ed Birkett argues that the UK       govt should introduce California-style zero-emission vehicle       mandates on the path to a ban on conventional cars.              Canada defends role for oil sands projects in energy transition       Derek Brower, Financial Times              National Grid fires up coal power station for first time in 55 days       Jillian Ambrose, The Guardian              Global warming could unlock carbon from tropical soil       Gabriel Popkin, The New York Times              European battery makers power up for a green recovery       Kate Abnett, Matthew Green and Norihiko Shirouzu, Reuters              Beijing on flood alert as rains hamper China's economic recovery       Christian Shepherd, Wang Zueqiao and Thomas Hale, Financial Times              Polysilicon price soars after blasts at key Chinese plant       Henry Sanderson, Financial Times              Aluminium sector struggles to adopt common standards to cut emissions       Eric Onstad, Reuters              RWE plans UK wind farm stake sale to fund more green energy - sources       Arno Scheutze and Christoph Steitz, Reuters              We mapped the world's frozen peatlands - what we found was very worrying       Gustaf Hugelius, The Conversation              Bushfire scientists call for Australia to set up national fire       monitoring agency       Graham Readfearn, The Guardian              `We can't wait until 2050 to reach net-zero': Campaigners call for climate       crisis to be enshrined in law       Sean Russell, The Independent              'This is a wake-up call': How will pro cycling address its own climate crisis?       Kieran Pender, The Guardian              `Delay is the new denial': How to spot and respond to climate deniers       Stuart Capstick and Julia K Steinberger, The Independent              Australia: Joel Fitzgibbon blasted by Mark Butler for backing gas-led Covid       recovery plan       Katharine Murphy, The Guardian              US jobless claims fall below 1 mn, stocks end mixed after flirting with       record highs       ABC News, 13 Aug 2020 23:32Z       Good news on the US jobs front is not enough to pull Wall Street decisively       higher, with key share indices posting mixed results.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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