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Trump set to limit states' ability to block energy projects in water rule

The Trump administration has proposed a rule to revise Biden-era pollution protections under the Clean Water Act, aiming to expedite energy project permits. This rule would limit states' authority to block projects like pipelines and power plants, which was expanded under Biden's 2023 revision. The EPA argues the new proposal will streamline permitting processes and enhance energy development, while critics, including environmentalists, have expressed concerns over potential pollution impacts. The rule will enter a 30-day comment period before finalization in the spring.

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BLUE MOON GROUP expects last year's losses to narrow by no less than 50%

Blue Moon expects that the attributable loss for the year ending December 31, 2025, will decrease by no less than 50% compared to the 749 million yuan recorded in 2024. This is mainly due to the improvement in the overall operational efficiency of the group and the results of the channel strategy investment

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CHEERWIN GP acquired its peer Hebei Kangda for a consideration of 400 million RMB

CHEERWIN GP announced the acquisition of 100% equity in Hebei Kangda, a peer in northern China, from eleven independent third parties. The business involved in this acquisition includes the research, development, production, and sales of household insecticides, detergents, daily chemical products, and aerosol products, with an initial cash consideration of 400 million RMB

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California Records One of Its Single Largest Drops in Climate Pollution on Record

California achieved a significant 3% reduction in climate pollution in 2023, driven by increased renewable energy and decreased fossil fuel use. Despite not meeting 2030 targets, the state is closing the gap, with emissions per capita falling and GDP per capita rising. Transportation emissions dropped, notably from heavy-duty vehicles. Renewables now account for over 50% of power generation. California's climate action demonstrates economic benefits, though faster progress is needed to meet future goals.

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California sees 3% drop in climate pollution in 2023, one of largest reductions recorded.

In San Francisco, California, the state achieved a significant reduction of 3% in climate pollution in 2023. This marks one of the largest year-over-year emissions decreases in the state's history. The latest data surpassed reductions seen in 2009 and 2020, during the Great Recession and COVID-19 pandemic, respectively. Despite this progress, California is not currently projected to meet its 2030 targets. The findings were revealed in the 17th annual California Green Innovation Index published by a think tank.

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