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Bezos will just go to another planet when this one gets too smelly.

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'If there's no Bay du Nord, what is there?': Reaction pours in from Equinor's bombshell news

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The mood of Energy N.L.'s annual industry conference and exhibition changed with one email — at exactly 12:26 p.m. on Wednesday — smack-dab in the middle of a conference that kicked off a day earlier with the theme of "unrivalled opportunity."

That kind of sunny optimism turned to grey reality when Norweigian oil giant Equinor issued a statement, saying it was delaying the massive Bay du Nord project for up to three years due to market volatility.

Energy N.L. president Charlene Johnson said she had a brief heads up the news was coming. Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey said it came as a surprise.

And with that, the viability of a $16 billion project was called into question.

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For some US residents, it is now impossible to get home insurance - and all because of the climate crisis

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The rising incidence of wildfires means many Californians can no longer insure their property. It’s a sign of what’s ahead for the whole housing market

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Arizona announces limits on construction in Phoenix area as groundwater disappears

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Greek company to spearhead $1.7B solar energy project in Alberta

Although I hate Alberta's electricity system, at least this will drop the daytime rates down where gas and coal can't compete.

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Atmospheric CO2 now 50% higher than pre-industrial level, finds NOAA

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Low traffic neighbourhoods in London cut daily driving among residents by 1.3km

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Low traffic neighbourhoods aim to reduce motor traffic in residential areas by closing off side roads to cars, while still allowing pedestrians and bicycles to move freely.

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Smoke from Canadian wildfires hits Norway and flows to southern Europe

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Young Montana residents bring climate change case to court for first time ever

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The state’s constitution has since 1972 guaranteed that the “state and each person shall maintain and improve a clean and healthful environment in Montana for present and future generations”. By propping up fossil fuels, the plaintiffs argue, the state has failed to uphold this responsibility.