Old King Coal is dead in Britain, and on his last legs in most OECD countries. And some good news for quolls, bettongs and one-horned rhinos!
UK’s last coal-fired power plant officially closes as ‘ambitious’ energy transition takes hold (ABC News)
Three-quarters of OECD countries will be coal-free by 2030 (Ember Climate)
Amid Australia’s chaotic climate politics, the rooftop solar boom is an unlikely triumph (The Guardian)
Quolls and bettongs join bilbies and bandicoots as locally extinct species reintroduced to NSW national park (The Guardian)
India’s one-horned Asian rhino population triples in four decades (India Today)
Barcelona is turning subway trains into power stations (The Grist)
Windy southern projects star in month of “eclipsing” renewable energy records (Renew Economy)
Central Qld communities back state’s first renewable energy zone to offer future beyond coal (Renew Economy)
Positive tipping points could save the climate – this man is showing us how (Positive News)