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Friday 20 December 2024
TODAY: From Biden's ambitious 60% emissions cut, that will survive less than a month, to local carbon reductions and global partnerships, new funding announcements, and sustainability standards—though challenges like policy shifts, corporate commitments, and waste persist.
24 Hours In Sustainability
Worldwide Highlights
Biden sets new climate goal for slashing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 60%
Although Trump is likely to cancel this commitment in a month’s time
Decarbonizing health care — lessons from COP29
EY & Capgemini: How to Close the 'Say-Do Gap'
Australia and South Korea Launch Green Economy Partnership to Achieve Net Zero by 2050
Despite pushing back some climate targets recently, new reporting shows Canada has seen a decline in greenhouse gas emissions
Cost for Canada to meet climate change targets is newly estimated to be $690 billion
Goldman Sachs has quit the Net-Zero Banking Alliance
Australian climate groups angered by Government’s ‘no new coalmines’ claim
Bill Gates-Backed Climate Solutions Fund Invests $40 Million in Canadian Carbon Removal Startup Deep Sky
The Canadian Sustainability Standards Board (CSSB) announced the publication of its finalized Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standards (CSDSs), largely aligned with the global standards released by the IFRS Foundation’s International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
UK Highlights
Government confirms membership of new Circular Economy Taskforce
The biggest local authority climate and environment stories of 2024
Durham County Council has cut its annual carbon footprint by 50,000 tonnes over 15 years
Ofwat approves £104bn funding for water sector overhaul and pollution control
UK accounting watchdog urges adoption of ISSB reporting standards
Study finds 2.5 million unwanted Secret Santa gifts go straight in the bin – costing over £32 million
Heathrow Airport launches first 'Nature Positive Plan'
The Daily Climate Sceptic
Net Zero is a delusional fantasy without China
Nigel Farage Helps to Launch U.S. Climate Denial Group in UK
Long-Read of the Week
‘The world is much better; the world is still awful; the world can do much better.’ All three statements are true. Hannah Ritchie’s book will transform how you see our biggest environmental problems – and show how together we can solve them. |
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