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July 5, 2016  
 
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Dear readers, this is it! This is the last edition of Environmental Energy in this format. You will now find info on this topic in other John Lothian's products. We, at John Lothian's, want to thank you for your support. Environmental energy is a great beat and a clean and livable planet a worthy goal.

In today's edition, find out about Hillary Clinton’s ambitious climate change plan - that avoids a carbon tax. Also, to be fair in this crazy presidential campaign, find out, in the Natural gas / coal section, how a coal baron promises huge layoffs, then tells workers to vote trump - the problem is, coal mining jobs aren’t coming back — even under President Trump.

 
     

“It’s possible, theoretically, to do all this without a price on carbon. But it’s hard to see how.”

David Victor, the director of the Laboratory on International Law and Regulation at the University of California, San Diego, in the New York Times' story Hillary Clinton’s Ambitious Climate Change Plan Avoids Carbon Tax

     
 

Hillary Clinton’s Ambitious Climate Change Plan Avoids Carbon Tax
By Coral Davenport - The New York Times
Hillary Clinton, courting young voters and the broader Democratic base, has promised to one-up President Obama on climate change, vowing to produce a third of the nation’s electricity from renewable sources by 2027, three years faster than Mr. Obama, while spending billions of dollars to transform the energy economy.
http://nyti.ms/29ePajr

This Is What Your Hot Dog and Burger Are Doing to the Planet
By Rebecca Leber - New Republic
When Americans fire up their grills on Independence Day, they'll dump up to 882 million pounds of carbon pollution into the atmosphere—the equivalent of burning 2,145 railcars of coal.
http://bit.ly/29hQDb2

Exxon gets boost in climate fight
By Timothy Cama - The Hill
Exxon Mobil Corp. and its allies are finally starting to pick up wins in the fight over the company's history with climate change.
http://bit.ly/29IBCgG






 
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Carbon

VW boss rejects calls to compensate European drivers following 'dieselgate' settlement in the US
By Lauren Davidson - The Telegraph
The boss of Volkswagen has rejected calls to compensate European customers in the same way as it is repaying American drivers after the carmaker agreed to a $14.7bn settlement in the US over its emissions scandal.
http://bit.ly/29jUyD6

 
Natural Gas/Coal

Coal Baron Promises Huge Layoffs, Then Tells Workers To Vote Trump
By Alexander C. Kaufman - The Huffington Post
Robert Murray, owner of the country’s largest private coal company, wasted no time pointing the finger when he announced plans earlier this week to lay off as many as 4,400 workers, or 80 percent of his workforce.
http://huff.to/29hmcnV
***LB: Also in this story "Problem is, coal mining jobs aren’t coming back — even under President Trump."

Pollution guidelines leave a blind spot for assessing the impact of coal and oil
By Kathryn Burns, Marine Scientist, James Cook University - The Conversation
Coal’s impact on the Great Barrier Reef by causing climate change is one of the reasons why environmentalists oppose the development of coal fields and exports in Queensland.
http://bit.ly/29hRdFo

 
Power

Google Data Buys Wind Power From Blackrock-Funded Park in Norway
By Brian Parkin - Bloomberg News
Google Inc. forged an agreement to buy power from a new onshore wind park in Norway that’s supplied with Siemens AG turbines and financed by Blackrock Inc.
http://bloom.bg/29f8VHm

Brazil generates 4,877 MWa of wind power in a day, breaks records again
By Lucas Morais - SeeNews
Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy announced on Friday the country produced 4,877 MW average (MWa) of wind power on June 30, breaking the sector's record for daily generation.
http://bit.ly/29tErTY

SolarCity pushing industry to 40% increase in useful lifetime of solar power installations
By John Fitzgerald Weaver - Electrek
In a new report released by SolarCity, we are seeing that solar power systems have a usable lifetime of at least 35 years – 40% longer than the market expects.
http://bit.ly/29iCjQx

 
CleanTech

Hanergy Launches Full Solar Power Vehicles That Can Be Commercialized
PRNewswire
Hanergy Holding Group, the world's leading thin-film solar power company, launched four full solar power vehicles at a grand ceremony themed "Disruptive Innovations Drive the Future" outside its headquarters in Beijing on July 2.
http://yhoo.it/29f9C3u

 
Water

Clean water fund draws investors
By Chris Flood - Financial Times
The UK defense group BAE Systems and the Swedish national pension fund AP1 have invested in a new $300m water fund that will focus on industrial water projects in Europe and Asia.
http://bit.ly/29IFbUj

India Needs Water Before It Can Become the World’s Next Factory
By Vrishti Beniwal and Archana Chaudhary - Bloomberg News
On a steamy May morning in Ballari, a former British military outpost in southern India, the handful of workers still employed at Bachal Lal Varma’s jeans-washing factory sit on the dusty street outside with nothing to do.
http://bloom.bg/29lCgD1

 
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