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A new global carbon trading market could be held hostage by speculators

Our planet’s future hangs in the balance due to the unabated greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels. Treating these emissions as something that can be owned and exchanged in a market has been touted as a solution since the early 1990s, when UN negotiations to agree a limit to…

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NZ’s gas shortage was not caused by the offshore exploration ban – but it was still a flawed policy

Historically, gas in New Zealand traded below NZ$10 per gigajoule. When prices hit $50 per gigajoule in August this year, anyone with gas to sell could have made a lot of money.

The Conversation

Grangemouth owners set to earn £6m windfall when oil refinery closes

THE owners of the Grangemouth oil refinery are set to earn a multimillion-pound windfall when the plant closes next year, due to a climate scheme…

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Labor to rewrite controversial immigration directive

Following scrutiny, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles will rewrite a rule that softened visa cancellations for non-citizen criminals, and the ABC’s Laura Tingle has been ‘counselled’ over recent remarks.

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Sony cameras overtake the legendary TV division for the first time

It finally happened –Sony's TV division slipped behind cameras in the company's financial reports

Digital Camera World

Europe’s climate laws could spell the end to low-cost flights - but what about private jets?

The era of low-cost air travel in Europe may be over for good, thanks in part to recent EU environmental policies. All in all, this is good news for the climate. But many low- and middle-income people who used to travel around the EU will no longer be able to…

The Conversation

China Expands Emissions Trading Scheme to Include Aluminum Industry

The sector’s inclusion is ‘imminent,’ Caixin has learned, and comes as policymakers push ahead to add more heavy emitters to the market

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‘I felt like a criminal’: the ruinous effect of the Home Office’s cheating claims

Sajjad Sohag seeks compensation for false accusation that led to imprisonment and loss of earnings

The Guardian - UK

District Education Officers told to ensure regular conduct of TOEFL classes in A.P. govt. schools

Principal Secretary directs government schools to conduct daily TOEFL classes for students' readiness certification by ETS and SCERT.

The Hindu

‘97% seemed absurd’: Labour’s Stephen Timms on the English test scandal that wrecked lives

The London MP has battled to get the Home Office to take responsibility for its mistaken allegations of cheating against many thousands of overseas students

The Guardian - UK

What is the Home Office English-language test scandal? Students launch legal action

Overseas students are seeking financial compensation for wrongful arrest, false imprisonment, loss of earnings, and damage to their mental health

Evening Standard

What is the Home Office English test scandal?

Tens of thousands of students lost their visas after a TV exposé of cheating a decade ago. Many say they were wrongly accused

The Guardian - UK

‘It destroyed my life’: the students accused of cheating in English tests

Four people accused of cheating by the Home Office describe how their lives have been upended by the allegation

The Guardian - UK

English test scandal: students renew fight to clear names after 10 years

Exclusive: Push follows new evidence that raises questions over Home Office’s cheating accusations against 35,000 international students

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TOEFL to be soon offered as personalised test based on individual backgrounds, requirements: ETS

The English language test TOEFL will soon be offered as a personalised test depending upon individual requirements as well as the test takers’ background

Newsroom.co.nz

Indigenous reforestation is a Treaty right – and the right thing to do

Māori need the Government to urgently make better policy that will value native reforestation, argues Manu Caddie

The Independent UK

Businesses rewarded for closing factories due to green carbon credits loophole, says Greenpeace

Some businesses have amassed millions of pounds worth of carbon credits for shutting down or idling plants, campaigners say

Newsroom.co.nz

Defining Issues: Kicking farm emissions can down the road

Pricing on-farm climate pollution is one of New Zealand's longest running policy debates, but it could come to a head during the next term of government, reports Marc Daalder

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Labour to consider 2.1 million hectares of native reforestation

Labour released the first ever climate-specific policy manifesto from a political party in New Zealand on Monday but not everything in the document was new.

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh to introduce separate TOEFL class, exam for students of government schools

School Education Dept. to include period for TOEFL to upskill English-speaking skills of students in govt. schools. Classes will focus on listening & speaking. Byju's app to be used to strengthen knowledge base in science, social science & maths. MoU signed with US-based ETS to evaluate & certify English proficiency…

The Hindu

59% rise in TOEFL takers in India post-pandemic: ETS

Indians' interest in foreign shores rises: TOEFL test takers in India up 59% since travel resumed post-COVID. 12.3% of global test takers in 2022 were Indian, up from 7.5% the previous year. Canada's SDS programme now accepts TOEFL, likely to increase test takers from India. US & UK universities most…

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National's 'carbon dividend' takes climate cash for tax cuts

National says its tax plan includes a "carbon dividend" but economists say the party is wrong and the policy won't accomplish what it promises.

Newsroom.co.nz

Wetlands and seaweed to generate carbon credits

The Government is looking for alternatives to tree-planting to meet New Zealand's ambitious climate targets, and novel removal technologies could play a part, reports Marc Daalder

Newsroom.co.nz

Surprise decision restores Climate Commission's legitimacy

The Government unexpectedly announced on Tuesday evening that it would follow the Climate Change Commission's advice on the country's carbon market.

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Māori foresters angry at 'destruction of value' in emissions trading scheme

To make up for the shortfall of climate action the ETS creates, the Government will pay billions to someone overseas to plant trees for NZ to restrict us from doing the same, says Te Kapunga Dewes.

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