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Santos has secured $150m in financing for its share of the Moomba carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in South Australia.

Temperatures around the world are on the rise, with 2023 recently confirmed as the hottest since records began. A new study has found that bringing nature into cities could help lower temperatures during heatwaves.

As the Biden administration pauses to ponder licenses for 12 new LNG export facilities, it is investing billions in natural gas infrastructure abroad. Critics warn U.S. gas expansion poses a direct threat to Earth’s ecosystems and people.

After all the news of Gemini's biases this week I thought I'd give it a try, not of image generation which is currently disabled, but a conversation similar to my previous chats with ChatGPT. It was not nearly as bad as I thought. It's obviously programmed to deliver a consensus narrative. It is however quite…

 

The national broadcaster has paid $670,000-plus since 2020 to RMIT to run Fact Check, a unit that fancies itself as 'combining academic excellence and the best of Australian journalism'. Is it any surprise the operation was compromised by error and bias, or that the ABC is moving the operation in-house. Don't expect any improvement

Pope Francis has blamed Mongolia’s current cold spell on global warming, insisting the overheating environment is a “global social problem.”

THE Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) and the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) are ramping up efforts to address possible anticompetitive behavior in the power sector.

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Pro: Extreme weather has seen records broken and many lives lost or displaced in 2023. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03523-3 BRUSSELS (Reuters) - This year is set to be the world's warmest in 125,000 years, European Union scientists said on Wednesday, after data showed last month was the hottest October on record by a massive margin. Last month exceeded the…