Roundup of climate and environmental news to Sept. 14, 2025 - Vancouver Sun
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Panama Canal Droughts Threaten Global Trade Amid Climate Change - WebProNews
Study links frequent and severe heat waves to pollution from major fossil fuel producers - WCIV
Environment: Earth is getting hotter faster thanks to humans - Pearls and Irritations
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The Point, However, Is to Change It - Los Angeles Review of Books
Trump's Energy Department disbands group that sowed doubt about climate change - NPR
Big Businesses Are Doing Carbon Dioxide Removal All Wrong - WIRED
Zinc Roofs Give Paris Its Signature Look. But They Are a Nightmare in Heat. - The New York Times
Zinc Roofs Give Paris Its Signature Look. But They Are a Nightmare in Heat. The New York Times
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Population exposure to compound climate extremes: global analysis to identify continent wise age group disparities in a warming world - Nature
A 30-Year Study Reveals a Hidden Climate Driver Heating Antarctica’s Core - SciTechDaily
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An Arctic Researcher Explains Yedoma, the Permafrost Keeping the Planet Livable - Inside Climate News
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Weakening Gulf Stream System Could Unleash Global Chaos - SciTechDaily
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‘Like walking through time’: as glaciers retreat, new worlds are being created in their wake
As Swiss glaciers melt at an ever-faster rate, new species move in and flourish, but entire ecosystems and an alpine culture can be lost
• Photographs by Nicholas JR White
From the slopes behind the village of Ernen, it is possible to see the gouge where the Fiesch glacier once tumbled towards the valley in the Bernese Alps. The curved finger of ice, rumpled like tissue, cuts between high buttresses of granite and gneiss. Now it has melted out of sight.
People here once feared the monstrous ice streams, describing them as devils, but now they dread their disappearance. Like other glaciers in the Alps and globally, the Fiesch is melting at ever-increasing rates. More than ice is lost when the giants disappear: cultures, societies and entire ecosystems are braided around the glaciers.
The Aletsch glacier viewed from Moosfluh, looking towards the Olmenhorn and Eggishorn peaks
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EPA says companies shouldn’t have to report planet-warming emissions - The Washington Post
EPA says companies shouldn’t have to report planet-warming emissions The Washington Post
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King tides, flooding, storms: the ocean that was once my playground and my teacher is now the source of my greatest fear | Cynthia Houniuhi
Taking action to stop climate change is not an act of charity. It is a legal obligation
I often talk about my childhood in the Reef Islands, a special place on the far eastern seas of Solomon Islands. It is there that I learned to fish, to plant root crops and to hunt. I came to understand how to read the weather and which plants could be used for injuries and cuts. Above all, I was taught the importance of caring for the land and the ocean.
During bedtime, the spiritual connection to the land was taught to me through kastom stories. How did this land come about, how did that island come about, why is the river shaped like this or why is there a big rock near that waterfall? These stories taught me to respect and understand the natural world.
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Climate Protection: What about China? - My Edmonds News
Trump EPA to stop tracking emissions from biggest polluters - Los Angeles Times
Trump EPA to stop tracking emissions from biggest polluters Los Angeles Times
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Debriefed 12 September 2025: Africa calls for promised finance; Deadly heat linked to big oil; How to tackle net-zero backlash - Carbon Brief
Climate Change-Driven Floods Continue to Displace Millions in Pakistan - Inside Climate News
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The Ocean’s Most Abundant Life Form May Not Survive Global Warming - SciTechDaily
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Global Warming Is Fueling Dengue Fever Outbreaks - Inside Climate News
EU countries delay deal on new climate goal, diplomats say - Reuters
Ancient DNA reveals deeply complex Mastodon family and repeated migrations driven by climate change - Phys.org
Sea-Level Rise and the Role of Geneva - Geneva Environment Network
Global Methane Hub project leverages satellite tech to reduce methane emissions in Latam and Africa - AgFunderNews
Global Methane Hub project leverages satellite tech to reduce methane emissions in Latam and Africa AgFunderNews
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Bill McKibben to speak on solar power and solutions to climate change at New Marlborough Meeting House - The Berkshire Eagle
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Chris Bowen’s defining climate moment is nigh. And he knows what it means ‘if we get it wrong’
Australia’s soon to be announced emissions reduction target for 2035 will say a lot about how Labor will prioritise dealing with the climate crisis
Progress on the climate crisis is often slow and frustrating. But sometimes, when people are given an opportunity, change can come in a rush.
On 1 July, the government introduced a subsidy scheme for small battery systems that reduces the cost for most households by about $4,000, or 30%. The response has been rapid. More than 1,000 batteries are being installed across the country each weekday.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where is Bentz on threats to climate, public health? - Rogue Valley Times
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Climate change threatens the ocean’s most vital microbes - Earth.com
Crocodile wrestling influencer flouts wildlife rules
American influencer and self-styled 'Real Tarzann' is being investigated for illegally wrestling wild crocodiles in northern Australia. Critics say animals are suffering to create viral content.
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Wealth and power shape the climate emergency – the most important tool we have to defend ourselves is the facts | Naomi Klein
The corporate-financed backlash to calls for global climate progress has been greatly empowered by the Trump administration. It’s never been more critical to challenge the misinformation that could turn a crisis into a catastrophe
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A little over a decade ago I published a book, This Changes Everything, which explored the reality of the climate crisis as a confrontation between capitalism and the planet. For a few years after the book came out, it seemed like we might just win a breakthrough. A cascade of large and militant mobilisations pressed the case for keeping warming below 1.5C as global calls for a green new deal grew louder and louder. Countries across the world announced long-term plans to reduce emissions and to hit net-zero targets; so did some of the largest corporations on the planet.
And then … well, we all know what happened. A corporate-financed backlash on all fronts. In the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, his administration took more than 140 actions to roll back environmental rules and push for greater use of fossil fuels. He signed executive orders to ease restrictions on their extraction and export, filled his cabinet with oil industry supporters, gutted federal agencies on the forefront of the climate crisis, and cancelled life-saving environmental justice projects.
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Projecting the global spread of xylella fastidiosa under climate change using maxent modeling - Nature
Exclusive / US withdrawal highlights COP30’s deeper challenge - Semafor
Why climate change is making dengue fever a global threat - Open Access Government
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The Heart Under Heat: Why Climate Change Matters To Me (and You) Today - Forbes
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Germany cleans up illegal trash dumped across the Czech border
A now bust German company illegally dumped hundreds of tons of hazardous waste in Czech municipalities. Authorities of both countries have been left to clean up the mess.
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Mega-Dryness Spreads Throughout Northern Hemisphere - CounterPunch.org
Clearing the Air by Hannah Ritchie review – practical climate optimism - The Guardian
Clearing the Air by Hannah Ritchie review – practical climate optimism The Guardian
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Carbon capture – the get-out-of-jail-free card that does not actually work
Engineers have been trying to perfect the technology for years but the maximum effect it could manage is far short of what the planet needs
Carbon capture and storage is a simple idea. As the carbon dioxide comes out of a steel mill, cement works or chemical factory, capture it and feed it into a pipeline before it gets into the atmosphere. The pipeline leads to an old oilfield or deep mine and is pumped underground to be sealed for all time and so save the world from global heating.
Britain is committed to spending £30bn on this technology, which is a get-out-of-jail-free card for heavy industry and a magic way of getting to net zero without having to actually cut emissions.
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‘It’s a lot of fear’: the rise of ecoanxiety on the frontline of climate breakdown
As study shows 78% of UK under-12s worry about the issue, people in their 20s around world share their experiences
“We have lost so much already, and we don’t realise it,” says Eparama Qerewaqa, recalling the cyclones that hit his community in Fiji.
When he was a child, Qerewaqa, now 27, would hear the flowing river as he slept, and during the day, he would run through forest paths, collecting guavas and mandarins before diving into creeks to catch prawns. Today, climate breakdown has made Nuku, the village he grew up in, a shadow of itself.
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COP30 in Belém: peace, climate justice, and the challenge of a world in crisis facing global warming - Noticias Ambientales
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Pakistan’s Floods Are a Climate Change Warning - The New York Times
If/Then: Repealing the Endangerment Finding Doesn’t Just Affect Domestic Climate Policy - Resources Magazine
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New Island Emerges in Alaska as Climate Change Reshapes the Region - ColombiaOne.com
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Climate change denier influencer Charlie Kirk murdered - Materia Rinnovabile | Renewable Matter
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Is Polar Geoengineering a Bold Fix or a Dangerous Gamble? Debate Rages among Scientists - Scientific American
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Spanish schools to teach pupils how to cope with climate crisis disasters
Children as young as three will have lessons on wildfires and flooding under 10-point emergency response plan
Spanish children will be taught how to respond to floods, wildfires, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in a drive to help prepare them for the growing impact of the climate emergency.
The plan was unveiled on Thursday after a summer of forest fires killed four people and less than a year after catastrophic floods claimed more than 220 lives in eastern parts of the country.
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Reform council to ‘rescind’ climate emergency declaration
Kent council condemned by opposition parties, which say county is ‘at the forefront of climate impacts’
Plans by Reform UK to “rescind” the declaration of a climate emergency at one of the English county councils it now controls have been condemned by opposition parties.
Hundreds of local authorities across Britain have made the declarations, which serve as acknowledgments that they need to act on the causes and impacts of climate change and are linked to efforts to achieve net zero targets.
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UK Rejects Plan to Deflect Sun’s Rays to Curb Climate Change - Bloomberg.com
Researchers Warn That We Can't Engineer Our Way Out of Climate Change - Popular Mechanics
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Bishops of the Global South urge UN to uphold 1.5°C Climate Goal - Vatican News
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Action on climate change faces new threat: The doomers who think it's too late to act - Live Science
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Experimental ocean climate fixes move ahead without regulation - Mongabay
Spanish legal case leads fight against livestock pollution
A Spanish court ruling on pollution from industrial pig farming could have far-reaching implications for how animals are kept across Europe.
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'Serious adverse and unintended consequences': Polar geoengineering isn't the answer to climate change - Live Science
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Burgum: Losing AI race is more dangerous than climate change - E&E News by POLITICO
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Neglecting land–atmosphere feedbacks overestimates climate-driven increases in evapotranspiration - Nature
Climate Activists Cite Health Hazards in Bid To Stop Trump From ‘Unleashing’ Fossil Fuels - KFF Health News
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What Joe Rogan Is Getting Wrong About Global Warming - Earth.Org
How the role of carbon storage has been hugely overestimated - Reccessary
Fossil Fuel Companies Intensified Hundreds of Heatwaves Worldwide This Century: Study - Earth.Org
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Is Australia facing troubled waters at the Pacific Island Forum? | Fiona Katauskas
And are we part of the problem?
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ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change: When Law and Politics Meet - SDG Knowledge Hub
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Energy Secretary Disbands Group Behind Contrarian Climate Report - Bloomberg.com
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MAHA Has a Climate Change Blind Spot - atmos.earth
You may not be interested in climate change, but it is interested in you - Defense One
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Systematic attribution of heatwaves to the emissions of carbon majors - Nature
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Climate ‘Ideology’ Hurts Prosperity, Top U.S. Officials Tell Europeans - The New York Times
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To be environmentally conscious, you need to consider nuclear power - The Commonwealth Times
To be environmentally conscious, you need to consider nuclear power The Commonwealth Times
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Climate change is making heat waves worse. A new study shows how specific companies are fuelling the problem - CBC
World’s Largest Fossil Fuel and Cement Producers Are Responsible for About Half the Intensity of Recent Heat Waves, New Study Shows - Inside Climate News
World’s Largest Fossil Fuel and Cement Producers Are Responsible for About Half the Intensity of Recent Heat Waves, New Study Shows Inside Climate News
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Scientists Link Major Carbon Emitters to Worsening Heat Waves - Bloomberg.com
Carbon emissions from oil giants directly linked to dozens of deadly heatwaves for first time
Study shows how individual fossil fuel companies are making previously impossible heatwaves happen and could have to pay compensation
Carbon emissions from the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies have been directly linked to dozens of deadly heatwaves for the first time, according to a new analysis. The research has been hailed as a “leap forward” in the legal battle to hold big oil accountable for the damages being caused by the climate crisis.
The research found that the emissions from any one of the 14 biggest companies were by themselves enough to cause more than 50 heatwaves that would otherwise have been virtually impossible. The study shows, in effect, that those emissions caused the heatwaves.
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Scientists trace heat waves back to individual fossil fuel companies, with potentially sweeping courtroom implications - CNN
One in four heatwaves impossible without climate change, study finds - The Independent
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How much carbon can we safely store underground? Much less than previously thought. - Yale Climate Connections
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Showy dragonflies are being driven extinct by warming and wildfire - Nature
Pleistocene terrestrial warming trend in East Asia linked to Antarctic ice sheets growth - Nature
Opinion | We Take Clouds for Granted - The New York Times
Jump in US greenhouse gas pollution pushed global emissions higher – report
‘Abrupt shift’ in policy since Trump took office will have major consequences for climate crisis, forecast says
A jump in greenhouse gas pollution in the US helped push global emissions higher in the first half of this year. This could be an omen of what’s to come, with Donald Trump’s pro-fossil fuel agenda set to significantly slow down the emissions cuts required to avoid disastrous climate impacts, a new forecast has found.
The “most abrupt shift in energy and climate policy in recent memory” that has occurred since Trump re-entered the White House will have profound consequences for the global climate crisis by slowing the pace of US emissions cuts by as much as half the rate achieved over the past two decades, the Rhodium Group forecast states.
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Paris cleaned up the Seine – and gave swimmers a new way to beat the heat. Will your city follow suit? | Helen Massy-Beresford
This summer, locals and tourists enjoyed new river-bathing sites. As global heating escalates, we need more of these ‘cool islands’
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After la rentrée, when adults and children alike across France head back to work and school after the seemingly endless summer holidays, you would be forgiven for thinking autumn is upon us. But, weather permitting, enthusiastic swimmers in Paris will be able to prolong that holiday feeling into September – by taking a dip in the River Seine.
For nearly 100,000 swimmers, one of the highlights of this summer in the city has been being able to take a splash in the cool river waters at one of the three free public bathing spots, made available this year for the first time in over a century.
Helen Massy-Beresford is a journalist based in Paris
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Global climate warming fuels rising dengue burden across Asia and the Americas - News-Medical
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Researchers reject geo-engineering as a climate-warming response - Geophysical Institute
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‘There are bigger issues in the world today than global warming’ - The Times
Labor under internal pressure to commit to at least 70% emissions reduction by 2035
Party’s grassroots campaigners urge leadership to ignore business warnings about cost of setting ‘ambitious’ target
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Labor’s grassroots environmental action network wants the Albanese government to adopt a 2035 emissions reduction target of at least 70% as a show of global climate action leadership, countering warnings from big business about the cost of such a goal.
In her first interview as the new co-convener of Labor Environment Action Network (Lean), Louise Crawford also said she had faith the government would finally deliver long-awaited reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act after plans collapsed in the previous term.
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Is Earth’s climate in a state of 'termination shock'? - New Scientist
EU to slash food and fast fashion waste
EU lawmakers have given a final green light to a law on slashing the mountains of food wasted in Europe each year, and curbing the environmental impact of fast fashion.
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Geoengineering Won’t Save Us From Global Warming, New Study Says - Inside Climate News
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Egypt, Sudan worry about water as Ethiopia's huge new dam opens
Ethiopia has high hopes for its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which is expected to double the nation's electricity capacity. But the mega dam has long been a source of tension with neighbors Sudan and Egypt.
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Fires in Spain and Portugal fueled by climate change
Wildfires caused devastation in Spain and Portugal this summer. Scientists say that rising global temperatures caused by burning fossil fuels has made the deadly fires 40 times more likely.
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Desalination doesn't have to be bad for the environment
Drinking from the sea is essential to securing water supply but often has negative environmental impacts. Scientists say they can be minimized with careful planning and process.
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Hurricane Katrina left lasting legacy for youngest survivors
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, survivors who lived through the storm as children are still reckoning with a city transformed — and the stories of loss and trauma they never got to tell.
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Global water crisis could cost trillions
A growing water deficit driven by heat and drought is set to devastate local and national economies, resulting in food insecurity, displacement and political upheaval.
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How Florida is rebuilding for a stormy, costly future
Billion-dollar weather disasters in the US have surged fivefold since the 1980s. As climate change fuels more destructive hurricanes, homeowners are adapting to avoid the cost of having to rebuild.
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Ozone recovery could trigger 40% more global warming than predicted - ScienceDaily
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What ‘climate-aware’ therapists recommend if global warming is affecting your mental health - Connecticut Public
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Carbon credits erase rare bird habitat in Estonia
Carbon credit projects are booming in Europe, but there are also some scams and unintended consequences. While claiming to compensate for emissions, not all schemes deliver what they promise.
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Antarctic ice loss could have 'catastrophic' impact
A study warned that Antarctic ice loss could cause more warming in the region and beyond, and could push some marine species toward extinction.
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A German town's bid to break China's grip on rare earths
The small German town of Bitterfeld is leading Europe's push to recycle rare earth elements that are vital for the tech and defense sector. Can this help reduce the continent's overreliance on Chinese imports?
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Global warming is changing cloud patterns – that means more global warming - Monash Lens
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How wetlands help cities fight floods in Belgium
From Antwerp to Mechelen, restored wetlands act like giant sponges, soaking up stormwater and easing drought. As climate change fuels extreme weather, Belgium's Flanders region is restoring nature to fight floods.
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Countries can't agree on how to stop plastic crisis
After limits on production and regulations of chemicals prevented agreement at UN talks in Geneva, what is next for the fight against plastic pollution?
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New "State of the Climate" report delivers sobering and stunning data - Axios
UN talks on plastic pollution fail to reach deal
Negotiations aimed at tacking plastic pollution have concluded without an agreement. Countries differed on how ambitious the treaty should be and whether to focus on cutting plastic production or waste management.
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Plastic in plants: What it means for your food
Plastic in soil can get into plant cells, slowing photosynthesis. That may mean smaller harvests. Scientists are racing to pin down how big the risk is.
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The recycling dilemma: Why most plastic still ends up as waste
Of the record volumes of plastic being produced, less than 10% is made into something new. Is it time to rethink recycling?
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56 million years ago, Earth underwent rapid global warming. Here’s what it did to pollinators - The Conversation
56 million years ago, Earth underwent rapid global warming. Here’s what it did to pollinators The Conversation
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What are the top environmental threats to the Mediterranean?
North African and European countries are having to tackle a growing range of problems in the Mediterranean Sea, from plastic pollution to rising temperature.
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Trillions for oil: Why investors won't go green
Your savings and pension are part of the story. Despite net-zero pledges, banks and funds keep channeling cash to oil and gas. Here's how the money moves — and what it means for savers.
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emissions in the transport sector to control global warming - Nature
Energy Dept. Attacks Climate Science in Contentious Report - The New York Times
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Climate Change Indicators: Greenhouse Gases | US EPA - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov)
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Climate Change | Pros, Cons, Debate, Arguments, Global Warming, & Environmental Activism - Britannica
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Only 3 years left – new study warns the world is running out of time to avoid the worst impacts of climate change - The Conversation
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Air Pollution Cuts in East Asia Likely Accelerated Global Warming - Columbia University in the City of New York
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3 Years Left to Limit Global Warming to 1.5C - Earth.Org
East Asian aerosol cleanup has likely contributed to the recent acceleration in global warming - Nature
Duration of heat waves accelerating faster than global warming - Newsroom | UCLA
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Accelerating increase in the duration of heatwaves under global warming - Nature
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The World Is Warming Up. And It’s Happening Faster. - The New York Times
Global warming may increase the burden of obstructive sleep apnea - Nature
A traceable global warming record and clarity for the 1.5 °C and well-below-2 °C goals - Nature
Climate change: global temperature - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (.gov)
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Global warming could be driving up women’s cancer risk - Frontiers
Record-High 48% Call Global Warming a Serious Threat - Gallup
Global Warming’s Six Americas, Fall 2024 - Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
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Climate Change | Curbing Our Emissions - New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (.gov)
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