2/12/2018December 2, 2018 in Earth News by simonwhalley_@hotmail.com Earth-News Here’s a selection of today’s environment related news from around the web. We do the hard work, so you don’t have to. Just a moment... ecowatch.us7.list-manage.com Just a moment... ecowatch.us7.list-manage.com Just a moment... ecowatch.us7.list-manage.com Just a moment... ecowatch.us7.list-manage.com Just a moment... ecowatch.us7.list-manage.com A Carbon Tax Wave? 7 States Considering Carbon Pricing to Fight Climate Change - Inside Climate News At least seven state governments are poised at the brink of putting a price on climate-warming carbon emissions within the next year. Some are considering new carbon taxes or fees. Others are making plans to join regional carbon markets. The situation runs counter to the instant analysis of the November election, which focused on a… Inside Climate News Warning for Seafood Lovers: Climate Change Could Crash These Important Fisheries - Inside Climate News In the chilly waters off Iceland and Norway, the world’s largest populations of Atlantic cod have kept fishing fleets thriving for centuries. They feature in Viking legends and grace today’s Icelandic coins. They’re also facing a rising climate threat that could crash these critical fisheries. As greenhouse gas pollution increases, it will create a double… Inside Climate News Who's behind the bid to get London's flagship bike lane ripped up? A new group supported by the Canary Wharf Group property company and lorry, coach and taxi drivers is attacking one of the city’s most popular routes the Guardian China urged to lead way in efforts to save life on Earth Delegates at UN biodiversity conference turn to Beijing to avoid point of no return the Guardian Tokyo Olympics venues ‘built with wood from threatened rainforests’ Use of tropical plywood from Malaysia and Indonesia risks destruction of orangutan habitat, say NGOs the Guardian Windy weather carries Britain to renewable energy record Windfarms supplied third of UK’s electricity this week, with output hitting 14.9GW high the Guardian Climate change strike: thousands of school students protest across Australia ‘Strike 4 Climate Action’ brings thousands of students together in defiance of prime minister’s warning the Guardian Rate this post