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EU carbon permits rise to 14-year high

Bloomberg Permits for European Union carbon emissions rose above 30 euros ($34) a ton for the first time since 2006 as the bloc works to enact a sweeping overhaul to cut greenhouse-gas emissions. Carbon futures climbed despite an overall gloomy economic outlook and with pollution set to fall to the lowest level in decades this year. While actual emissions plunge ...

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Russian miner behind arctic fuel spill reports leak

Bloomberg A Russian mining giant, which is already in a dispute with authorities over a fuel spill in the Arctic earlier this year, has suffered a leak in a pipeline. MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC reported a leak at its energy unit estimated at 44.5 tons of fuel near the village of Tukhard in the Arctic, about 2,700 kilometres (1,678 miles) ...

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Coronavirus crisis isn’t steamrolling polls — yet

The coronavirus that has upended the world’s economic and social life is turning out to be a mediocre election campaigner. The lesson of recent contests in Asia is that pre-existing conditions haven’t gone away and will likely be decisive, even in the bitterly fought US campaign. Singapore’s general election, among the first of the Covid-19 era, saw a big swing ...

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