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China's Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway Sets New Global Freight Volume Record
A 20,000-metric-ton coal train departed from Datong, Shanxi province on Thursday, marking a new milestone for the Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway, which has exceeded 9 billion tons in cumulative freight volume and plays a vital role in China's energy supply.
China's Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway Sets New Global Freight Volume Record
A 20,000-metric-ton coal train departed from Datong, Shanxi province on Thursday, marking a new milestone for the Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway, which has exceeded 9 billion tons in cumulative freight volume and plays a vital role in China's energy supply.
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China's Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway Sets Global Freight Record
The Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway in China, carrying coal from Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces and Inner Mongolia, surpassed 9 billion tons of cumulative freight, marking a global record for a single railway line; the railway, opened in 1992, plays a vital role in China's energy supply, handling one-fifth...
China's Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway Sets Global Freight Record
The Datong-Qinhuangdao Railway in China, carrying coal from Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces and Inner Mongolia, surpassed 9 billion tons of cumulative freight, marking a global record for a single railway line; the railway, opened in 1992, plays a vital role in China's energy supply, handling one-fifth...
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Ukrainian National Arrested for Nord Stream Pipeline Sabotage
A Ukrainian national, Serhii K., was arrested in Italy for suspected involvement in the September 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which caused significant damage and rendered three pipelines inoperable.
Ukrainian National Arrested for Nord Stream Pipeline Sabotage
A Ukrainian national, Serhii K., was arrested in Italy for suspected involvement in the September 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which caused significant damage and rendered three pipelines inoperable.
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Dubai's World Oceans Day Event Highlights Sustainable Development
Over 40 volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai, focusing on coral cultivation, marine conservation, and a coastal cleanup of a 6,000-square-meter beach near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which, upon its 2027 completion, will provide daily drinking water to almost 2 million ...
Dubai's World Oceans Day Event Highlights Sustainable Development
Over 40 volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai, focusing on coral cultivation, marine conservation, and a coastal cleanup of a 6,000-square-meter beach near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which, upon its 2027 completion, will provide daily drinking water to almost 2 million ...
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Taiwan Referendum: Restarting Maanshan Nuclear Plant Amidst Security, Environmental Concerns
Taiwanese voters decide Saturday whether to restart the Maanshan nuclear plant, shut down in May 2025, amidst national security concerns due to China's aggression and conflicting environmental and economic considerations; polls show over 60% support restarting it.
Taiwan Referendum: Restarting Maanshan Nuclear Plant Amidst Security, Environmental Concerns
Taiwanese voters decide Saturday whether to restart the Maanshan nuclear plant, shut down in May 2025, amidst national security concerns due to China's aggression and conflicting environmental and economic considerations; polls show over 60% support restarting it.
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Sanquhar II Wind Farm Construction Begins, Boosting Scottish Economy
Construction begins on the Sanquhar II Community Wind Farm in Dumfries and Galloway and East Ayrshire, Scotland, a £800 million project expected to generate enough electricity for 335,000 homes by August 2026, creating hundreds of jobs and offsetting 540,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.
Sanquhar II Wind Farm Construction Begins, Boosting Scottish Economy
Construction begins on the Sanquhar II Community Wind Farm in Dumfries and Galloway and East Ayrshire, Scotland, a £800 million project expected to generate enough electricity for 335,000 homes by August 2026, creating hundreds of jobs and offsetting 540,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.
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Victoria Approves 11 Waste-to-Energy Plants, Raising Environmental Concerns
Victoria approved eleven new waste-to-energy plants, exceeding the national total and significantly increasing waste incineration capacity to over 2.35 million tonnes annually, despite concerns about environmental and health impacts and insufficient community consultation.
Victoria Approves 11 Waste-to-Energy Plants, Raising Environmental Concerns
Victoria approved eleven new waste-to-energy plants, exceeding the national total and significantly increasing waste incineration capacity to over 2.35 million tonnes annually, despite concerns about environmental and health impacts and insufficient community consultation.
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FEGC Invests Billions in Far East Environmental Upgrades
In 2024, the Far Eastern Generating Company (FEGC) invested over two billion rubles in environmental protection measures across its power plants in the Russian Far East, including gasification projects, ash dump expansion, and R&D initiatives, resulting in significant emissions and waste reductions.
FEGC Invests Billions in Far East Environmental Upgrades
In 2024, the Far Eastern Generating Company (FEGC) invested over two billion rubles in environmental protection measures across its power plants in the Russian Far East, including gasification projects, ash dump expansion, and R&D initiatives, resulting in significant emissions and waste reductions.
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Dubai's Desalination Project Prioritizes Environmental Protection
Over 40 Chinese and UAE volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai on June 13, cleaning a 6,000-square-meter beach and learning about coral cultivation near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which will produce over 810,000 cubic meters of daily fresh water by 2027 while relocating ...
Dubai's Desalination Project Prioritizes Environmental Protection
Over 40 Chinese and UAE volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai on June 13, cleaning a 6,000-square-meter beach and learning about coral cultivation near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which will produce over 810,000 cubic meters of daily fresh water by 2027 while relocating ...
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Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
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Dubai's World Oceans Day Event Highlights Collaboration in Marine Conservation
Over 40 Chinese and UAE volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai on June 13th, focusing on coral cultivation, marine conservation, and coastal cleanup of a 6,000-square-meter beach near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which will supply nearly 2 million people with drinking wate...
Dubai's World Oceans Day Event Highlights Collaboration in Marine Conservation
Over 40 Chinese and UAE volunteers participated in a World Oceans Day event in Dubai on June 13th, focusing on coral cultivation, marine conservation, and coastal cleanup of a 6,000-square-meter beach near the Hassyan Desalination Project, which will supply nearly 2 million people with drinking wate...
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Hedegaard Warns of Climate Inaction's Political Fallout
Former EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard warns of growing public mistrust due to climate disasters costing nearly €500 billion over four decades and industry inaction, urging bolder climate policies to avoid fueling populism and maintain competitiveness.
Hedegaard Warns of Climate Inaction's Political Fallout
Former EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard warns of growing public mistrust due to climate disasters costing nearly €500 billion over four decades and industry inaction, urging bolder climate policies to avoid fueling populism and maintain competitiveness.
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