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Don’t listen to the climate doomistsToday 10:30am - On 25 April 2022 Australia’s public radio station replayed an interview with Jonathan Franzen in which the American author suggested we should resign ourselves to the climate crisis. “We literally are living in end times for civilisation as we know it… We are long past the point of averting climate catastrophe,” he intoned ominously. |
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Fijians forced from their ancestral lands by climate change want polluters to payToday 10:30am - Boats moor next to living rooms on Fiji’s Serua Island, where high tide breaches the seawall and floods the village. |
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Why does Canada keep propping up Big Oil amid climate crisis?Today 10:30am - Legislators on Capitol Hill will soon vote on the biggest climate crisis bill in U.S. history. It's sparked a lively debate in its northern neighour where Canadians are questioning whether the time has come to tackle big oil. |
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Good news on climate change? Australia's Great Barrier Reef has healthiest coral in 36 yearsToday 10:30am - Australian Institute of Marine Science says results in north and central regions are a sign the reef could still recover, but loss elsewhere highlights risks |
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Tata Steel faces crunch-time, professor warnsToday 10:30am - The UK's largest steelworks is facing "crunch time" over reducing carbon emissions, a professor has warned. |
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Global forest area declined by 60% since 1960, study findsFriday - A new study has found an alarming loss in forest areas globally, including that global forest area per capita has dropped from 1.4 hectares in 1960 to just 0.5 hectares per person by 2019, a 60% decline. |
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African climate diplomats reject African Union’s pro-gas stance for Cop27Friday - African climate negotiators have quashed a proposal by the African Union to promote gas as a bridge fuel for the continent at UN talks. |
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Unprecedented, climate-driven disasters are stymieing preparation effortsFriday - A new study warns that unprecedented events — disasters so extreme that communities haven’t experienced anything like them before — are stymieing attempts to prepare for them. Risk management... |
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The end of snow threatens to upend 76 million American livesFriday - The Western US is an empire built on snow. And that snow is vanishing. |
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India developing a carbon marketFriday - India is developing its carbon market by undergoing several climate action plans in just a matter of days. The world’s 3rd-biggest emitter planned to set up a carbon credit market for the... |
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Twelve angry children: young jurors call adults to account for climate crisis in The TrialsFriday - In 2019, the playwright Dawn King was booking flights to New York for a writing residency. It was the day of the UK’s first large-scale School Strikes for Climate, a movement launched by Greta... |
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Global renewables investment hits record high, boosted by solar and offshore windThursday - Global renewable energy investment reached a record $US226 billion across the first six months of 2022, an 11% year-on-year increase which defied supply chain challenges and cost inflation to... |
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What’s hotter than solar panels? Solar windowThursday - The tantalizing idea behind solar windows is that the vertical surfaces on the outside of just about any building could unobtrusively generate electricity. |
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Cycling surges 47% in England as fuel price hikes biteThursday - Compared to 2021, cycling levels in England rose by 47% on weekdays and 27% on weekends in the five months to the end of July, according to the latest statistics from the U.K.’s Department for... |
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How the climate deal would help farmers aid the environmentThursday - The climate deal reached last week by Senate Democrats could reduce the amount of greenhouse gases that American farmers produce by expanding programs that help accumulate carbon in soil, fund... |
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India approves climate plan with increased ambition, clarifying energy goalsThursday - India’s cabinet has approved an updated national climate plan, cementing targets pledged by Narendra Modi in November, including a 2070 net zero goal and 45% reduction in emissions intensity by 2030. |
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How climate change is muting nature’s symphonyThursday - When Jeff Wells, vice president for boreal conservation at the Audubon Society, first encountered the call of the common loon on a pond near Mt. Vernon, Maine — about an hour and a half north of... |
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A $7.3B pot of money to prepare US infrastructure for climate changeWednesday - The Biden administration is providing states with more detail about how they can use money from the federal infrastructure law to protect people and structures from the perils of climate change, a... |
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