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Companies Worldwide To Get First Carbon Accounting Rules
Companies around the world will soon have a uniform set of standards on sustainability issues after the body governing international accounting rules published on Monday its first guidelines on reporting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Apple Ordered to Pay BRL 100 Million Fine in Brazil, Must Sell iPhone Models With Charger
Apple was fined BRL 100 million (Rs. 150 crore) by a Brazilian court on Thursday, and the Cupertino company was ordered to include chargers with every new iPhone model sold in the country. The court rules against the company in a case filed by an association of borrowers, consumers, and taxpayers. Apple was previously ordered to stop the sales of i...
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California To Ban Sale Of New Petrol-Powered Cars By 2035
California ruled Thursday that all new cars sold in America's most populous state must be zero emission from 2035, in what was billed as a nation-leading step to slash the pollutants that cause global warming.
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New York Assembly Puts Hurdles Before Non-Green Crypto Miners Looking to Set Shop in State
The state of New York will block non-green crypto miners from operating from the state for two years, a new rule in the region says. The New York Assembly has passed a bill seeking this provision to curb carbon emissions caused due to crypto mining in the area.
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Indian Carmakers Seek Extra Year To Meet Fuel Efficiency Rules: Report
Indian automakers are seeking an extra year to meet tighter rules on fuel efficiency, aimed at reducing carbon emissions, as the companies reel from the financial impact of COVID-19, sources told Reuters.
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FCA To Pay Tesla Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros To Pool Fleet
maker Tesla Inc hundreds of millions of euros so that the vehicles of Tesla are counted in its fleet to avoid fines for violating new European Union emission rules, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a pe...
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Donald Trump Poised To Lift Federal Coal Ban, Other Green Rules: White House
US President Donald Trump will target a handful of Obama-era green regulations, including a federal coal mining ban and an initiative forcing states to cut carbon emissions, in an executive order as soon as next week, a White House official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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US House Blocks Carbon Emission Rules, Barack Obama Set to Veto
US House Republicans voted Tuesday to block President Barack Obama's regulations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- a move certain to spark his veto -- as negotiators work on a global climate deal in Paris.
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Barack Obama Issues Challenge on Climate Change With Power Plant Rule
President Barack Obama challenged America and the world to step up efforts to fight global warming on Monday at the formal unveiling of his administration's controversial, ramped-up plan to cut carbon emissions from US power plants.
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New Pollution Rules Will Reduce Asthma, Heart Attacks: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that his administration's proposals to cut carbon emissions will prevent thousands of asthma and heart attacks each year.
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Conservative leader Tony Abbott registers landslide victory in Australia election
Australia's conservative opposition swept to power Saturday, ending six years of Labor Party rule and winning over a disenchanted public by promising to end a hated tax on carbon emissions, boost a flagging economy and bring about political stability after years of Labor infighting.
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Barack Obama takes on power plants as part of new climate plan
President Barack Obama tried to revive his stalled climate change agenda on Tuesday, promising new rules to cut carbon emissions from US power plants and other domestic actions including support for renewable energy.
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Relief for Indian carriers as European Union freezes carbon tax
The European Union will freeze for a year its rule that all airlines must pay for their carbon emissions for flights into and out of EU airports, the EU executive said, following threats of international retaliation.
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US to propose first carbon limits on power plants
The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to propose the long-delayed rules that limit emissions from all new US power stations, which would effectively bar the building of any new coal plants.
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Companies Worldwide To Get First Carbon Accounting Rules
Companies around the world will soon have a uniform set of standards on sustainability issues after the body governing international accounting rules published on Monday its first guidelines on reporting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Apple Ordered to Pay BRL 100 Million Fine in Brazil, Must Sell iPhone Models With Charger
Apple was fined BRL 100 million (Rs. 150 crore) by a Brazilian court on Thursday, and the Cupertino company was ordered to include chargers with every new iPhone model sold in the country. The court rules against the company in a case filed by an association of borrowers, consumers, and taxpayers. Apple was previously ordered to stop the sales of i...
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California To Ban Sale Of New Petrol-Powered Cars By 2035
California ruled Thursday that all new cars sold in America's most populous state must be zero emission from 2035, in what was billed as a nation-leading step to slash the pollutants that cause global warming.
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New York Assembly Puts Hurdles Before Non-Green Crypto Miners Looking to Set Shop in State
The state of New York will block non-green crypto miners from operating from the state for two years, a new rule in the region says. The New York Assembly has passed a bill seeking this provision to curb carbon emissions caused due to crypto mining in the area.
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Indian Carmakers Seek Extra Year To Meet Fuel Efficiency Rules: Report
Indian automakers are seeking an extra year to meet tighter rules on fuel efficiency, aimed at reducing carbon emissions, as the companies reel from the financial impact of COVID-19, sources told Reuters.
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FCA To Pay Tesla Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros To Pool Fleet
maker Tesla Inc hundreds of millions of euros so that the vehicles of Tesla are counted in its fleet to avoid fines for violating new European Union emission rules, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a pe...
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Donald Trump Poised To Lift Federal Coal Ban, Other Green Rules: White House
US President Donald Trump will target a handful of Obama-era green regulations, including a federal coal mining ban and an initiative forcing states to cut carbon emissions, in an executive order as soon as next week, a White House official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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US House Blocks Carbon Emission Rules, Barack Obama Set to Veto
US House Republicans voted Tuesday to block President Barack Obama's regulations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- a move certain to spark his veto -- as negotiators work on a global climate deal in Paris.
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Barack Obama Issues Challenge on Climate Change With Power Plant Rule
President Barack Obama challenged America and the world to step up efforts to fight global warming on Monday at the formal unveiling of his administration's controversial, ramped-up plan to cut carbon emissions from US power plants.
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New Pollution Rules Will Reduce Asthma, Heart Attacks: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that his administration's proposals to cut carbon emissions will prevent thousands of asthma and heart attacks each year.
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Conservative leader Tony Abbott registers landslide victory in Australia election
Australia's conservative opposition swept to power Saturday, ending six years of Labor Party rule and winning over a disenchanted public by promising to end a hated tax on carbon emissions, boost a flagging economy and bring about political stability after years of Labor infighting.
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Barack Obama takes on power plants as part of new climate plan
President Barack Obama tried to revive his stalled climate change agenda on Tuesday, promising new rules to cut carbon emissions from US power plants and other domestic actions including support for renewable energy.
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Relief for Indian carriers as European Union freezes carbon tax
The European Union will freeze for a year its rule that all airlines must pay for their carbon emissions for flights into and out of EU airports, the EU executive said, following threats of international retaliation.
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US to propose first carbon limits on power plants
The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to propose the long-delayed rules that limit emissions from all new US power stations, which would effectively bar the building of any new coal plants.
