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12 Jun 2025, 09:23
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In brief | 12 June '25

Bloomberg:

While the US backslides on environmental action, more global companies are modeling themselves on EU standards.

The Guardian:

Report raises concerns that money allocated to combat fires not reaching areas where it could make biggest difference.

Bloomberg:

Research on Superstorm Sandy suggests climate crises could affect future generations, even if they weren’t yet born.

Bloomberg:

Norges Bank Investment Management, which oversees $1.9 trillion, has continued to target environmental, social and governance standards, Jefferies says.

Carbon Brief:

Winter temperatures could plunge across northern Europe, overriding the warming driven by human activity.

New York Times:

Major reversal could help poorer nations industrialize, cut emissions and boost U.S. competitiveness on next-generation reactors.

Clean Air Task Force:

“Europe has the scientific expertise, R&D infrastructure, and industrial supply chains needed to lead in fusion energy.”

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