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Policy & Regulatory New Zealand reforms its GHG emissions trading scheme 18 Jun 2020 The New Zealand Parliament has approved the Emissions Trading Reform Bill, which will introduce a cap on the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions allowed within the Emissions Trading Scheme from 2021. The government…

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Policy & Regulatory Ireland’s new government plans to levy €100/tCO2 on carbon by 2030 17 Jun 2020 Ireland’s new government plans to increase the carbon tax by €7.5/tCO2 in every budget until 2029, as the coalition government intends to levy €100/tCO2 on carbon by 2030,…

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Policy & Regulatory Mexico plans to merge energy regulator CRE with two other parastatals 15 Jun 2020 The Mexican government is considering merging the energy regulator CRE, the antitrust agency Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE), and the telecoms regulator IFT. The new parastatal would be…

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A meta-analysis to assess longterm spatiotemporal changes of benthic coral and macroalgae cover in the Mexican Caribbean

Ameris Contreras Silva, socia de CeIBA y estudiante de doctorado en ciencias marinas en Alemania, publica su primer artículo científico arbitrado:Scientific Reports | (2020) 10:8897 | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-65801-8  Ameris I. Contreras-Silva (1) ✉, Arjen Tilstra (1), Valentina Migani 82), Andra Thiel (2), Esmeralda PérezCervantes (3), Nuria Estrada-Saldívar…

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Daily Energy News Policy & Regulatory The EIB may lend US$300m for an energy efficiency project in Ukraine 10 Jun 2020 The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the government of Ukraine have signed an agreement to prepare the country’s Public Buildings Energy Efficiency project, which is…

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Policy & Regulatory Hungary aims to become carbon-neutral by 2050 9 Jun 2020 The Hungarian parliament has adopted a law to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, supporting the EU net-zero emissions strategy. In the medium term, the country remains committed to a binding greenhouse gas…

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Policy & Regulatory Germany will spend €11bn to lower EEG renewable surcharge in 2021-2022 8 Jun 2020 Under a two-year €130bn stimulus package, the German government coalition plans to lower levies on power prices for households and small businesses and to invest in hydrogen technologies….

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Actualidad científica

Actualidad científica: Del 1 al 31 mayo, 2020 ENTOMOLOGÍA Los abejorros pican a las plantas para que florezcan El comportamiento sería una adaptación evolutiva que facilitaría la obtención de alimento ENFERMEDADES INFECCIOSAS ¿Cómo ha repercutido en la gripe el confinamiento por la COVID-19? La incidencia…

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Policy & Regulatory Dubai (UAE) restricts net metering scheme for solar PV 28 May 2020 The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA, United Arab Emirates) has decided to withdraw ground-mounted solar PV projects from the Shams Dubai net metering regime and to cap the capacity of…

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Policy & Regulatory Germany starts implementing its 2019 climate package 27 May 2020 German’s federal government has launched two regulations to implement the climate package that was approved in September 2019. Read more Australia focuses on CCS to meet its 2030 Paris emissions target 27…

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Tránsito hacia una economía circular comunitaria cero residuos…

… en tiempos de pandemia. Dra. Cristina Cortinas Durán & Izarelly Rosillo PantojaFundación Cristina CortinasZoom, jueves 21 de mayo 2020. Cómo poner en práctica: La implementación de la Agenda 2030 en México. Desacoplar el crecimiento económico del uso intensivo y destructivo de los recursos naturales….

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¿La hora de los brujos?

José Woldenberg, El Universal, 19 de mayo 2020https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/opinion/jose-woldenberg/la-hora-de-los-brujos Recuerdo que en los lejanos años setenta algunos amigos maoístas tenían un método de acercamiento a la realidad que intentaba develar los conflictos primordiales y colocar en un segundo plano los menos relevantes. Detectaban —según ellos— cuál…