New Zealand government votes to bring back fossil fuel exploration in major reversal
Ruling right-wing coalition votes to reverse ban, a move it believes will alleviate energy shortages and high prices
New Zealand’s government has voted to resume oil and gas exploration despite an outcry from the opposition and environmental groups who argue the reversal will lay waste to the country’s climate credentials.
In 2018, the Jacinda Ardern-led Labour government banned the granting of new offshore oil and gas exploration permits as part of its plan to transition toward a carbon-neutral future.
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The reduction of pollution in Asia has unmasked global warming - evidencenetwork.ca
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'Silent killer': the science of tracing climate deaths in heatwaves - The Mountaineer
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Great Barrier Grief: scientists face mental health battle - cosmosmagazine.com
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Trump administration to eliminate key climate-related environmental regulation - World Socialist Web Site
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Countries failing to act on UN climate pledge to triple renewables, thinktank finds
Fossil fuel reliance likely to continue and Cop28 target of limiting global heating to below 1.5C will be missed
Most global governments have failed to act on the 2023 UN pledge to triple the world’s renewable energy capacity by the end of the decade, according to climate analysts.
The failure to act means that on current forecasts the world will fall far short of its clean energy goals, leading to a continued reliance on fossil fuels that is incompatible with the target of limiting global heating to below 1.5C.
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DOE questions climate change consensus - Politico
Trump's abrupt reversal on climate policy a 'dreadful blow' to the battle against global warming - France 24
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Eruption of Meltwater from Beneath Greenland Ice Sheet Reveals First Look at an Unexpected New Climate Concern - The Debrief
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US trade deal could lock the EU into fossil fuel dependency
Critics say Europe's $750 billion energy deal with the US could risk the EU's climate goals and energy security if it goes ahead.
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Extreme rain events are becoming more common in the Chicago area as the climate warms - CBS News
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Groundbreaking scientific study directly links global warming to local extreme weather - Primedia Plus
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Climate contrarians play role in EPA move to revoke finding that climate change endangers human health - The Daily Climate
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America is scrapping green restrictions on cars. It’ll leave Europe in the dust - The Telegraph
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Record number of seabirds and dolphins migrate from coast due to global warming - The Mountaineer
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EPA aims to revoke ‘endangerment finding’ underpinning power, auto sector climate regs - ESG Dive
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Donald Trump’s war on climate science has staggering implications - The Economist
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UN holds emergency talks over sky-high accommodation costs at Cop30 in Brazil
Concerns poorer countries could be priced out of negotiations in Belém as room rates soar amid shortage
The UN climate bureau has held an urgent meeting about concerns that sky-high rates for accommodation at this year’s Cop30 summit in Brazil could price poorer countries out of the negotiations.
Brazil is preparing to host Cop30 this November in the rainforest city of Belém, where representatives of nearly every government in the world will gather to negotiate their joint efforts to curb the climate crisis.
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Hundreds evacuated after series of rockfalls in Italy’s Brenta Dolomites
Experts say thawing of permafrost due to climate breakdown is causing increase in rock collapses across Alps
Hundreds of hikers and tourists were evacuated and dozens of trails closed after a series of rockfalls on the slopes of Cima Falkner in the Brenta Dolomites in the north of Italy, as experts warned of a sharp rise in landslides in the area linked to thawing permafrost.
In recent days, visitors reported hearing loud booms followed by rockfalls and thick clouds of dust rising from Monte Pelmo in the Val di Zoldo after rocky pinnacles broke away and crashed down into the valley below in the municipality of Selva di Cadore in Italy’s Belluno province.
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EPA to repeal all greenhouse gas vehicle emissions standards, rescind scientific finding that planet-warming gases endanger public health - RiverheadLOCAL
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The renewable energy revolution is a feat of technology | Rebecca Solnit
An energy revolution is underway in this century, though most people have not noticed it
I know progressives are supposed to be technophobes, but there is one technology we probably love more than anyone else (except the engineers who created it): renewable energy. It is nothing less than astonishing and unbelievable that we have achieved so much progress in so little time.
At the turn of the century, sun and wind in the form of solar panels and wind turbines were expensive, primitive, utterly inadequate solutions to power our machines at scale, which is why early climate activism focused a lot on minimizing consumption on the assumption we had no real alternative to burning fossil fuels, but maybe we could burn less. This era did all too well in convincing people that if we did what the climate needs of us, we would be entering an era of austerity and renunciation, and it helped power the fossil fuel industry’s weaponization of climate footprints to make people think personal virtue in whittling down our consumption was the key thing.
Rebecca Solnit is a Guardian US columnist. She is the author of No Straight Road Takes You There and Orwell’s Roses
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Climate change could make ‘droughts’ for wind power 15% longer, study says - Carbon Brief
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Legal Risks Seen Accelerating Nations’ Climate Adaptation Plans - Bloomberg
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Elon Musk is turning US liberals off not just Tesla but electric vehicles in general
Disgust at the CEO’s rightwing activism is casting a pall but conservatives are no more likely to buy EVs
US liberals have become so disgusted with Tesla since Elon Musk’s rightward turn that they are now not only far less likely to purchase the car brand but also less willing to buy any type of electric car, new research has found.
The popularity of Tesla among liberal-minded Americans has plummeted since Musk, Tesla’s chief executive and the world’s richest person, allied himself with Donald Trump and helped propel the president to election victory last year.
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What is climate change? A really simple guide - BBC
Turkiye’s glaciers fall victim to climate change - Al Jazeera
Trump's EPA targets key health ruling underpinning all US greenhouse gas rules - Reuters
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Butterflywatch: A very good summer for butterflies or a return to average?
We require several decent years in a row – 2025 is an improvement on last year but we need more vintage years
Is it a superlative summer for butterflies or simply a return to normal? Plenty of nature-lovers have delighted in the abundance of gatekeepers, red admirals and peacocks this year, particularly after the dire summer of 2024, the second worst for common butterflies since scientific records began in 1976.
We won’t know the answer until results from the Big Butterfly Count come in – add your 15-minute butterfly counts in your local green space using the free app or website until 10 August. Confirmation will come when UKBMS data is crunched early next year.
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Türkiye’s glaciers fall victim to climate change faster than expected - Hürriyet Daily News
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Trump administration pushes to reverse scientific ruling behind climate regulations - France 24
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Honolulu Leads Climate Change Legal Fight Against Fossil Fuel Companies - Honolulu Civil Beat
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Considering sectoral warming and cooling emissions and their lifetimes can improve climate change mitigation policies - Nature
EPA Rescinds Finding That Greenhouse Gas Emissions Harm Human Health, Hobbling U.S. Climate Action - Inside Climate News
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Weekend heat wave was more likely because of climate change - CityView NC
Trump’s environment agency moves to repeal US greenhouse gas rules - South China Morning Post
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Trump to scrap landmark finding that regulates carbon emissions - BBC
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In Game-Changing Climate Rollback, E.P.A. Aims to Kill a Bedrock Scientific Finding - The New York Times
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How can Germany's railways become more climate resilient?
Even though trains are the safest and most sustainable mode of transportation, they are vulnerable to extreme weather. What lessons can be learned from the recent train derailment in southern Germany?
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Historic climate change ruling from the International Court of Justice: what it means for Africa - The Conversation
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India: Tiger numbers rise, but risks remain
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We face daunting global challenges. But here are eight reasons to be hopeful | John D Boswell
Although the trends can be hard to perceive, we are making incredible progress on global poverty, health, longevity and climate change
Don’t fret the future.
A lot of people do, and for powerful reasons – we are facing enormous challenges unprecedented in human history, from climate change and nuclear war to engineered pandemics and malicious artificial intelligence. A 2017 survey showed that nearly four in 10 Americans think that climate change alone has a good chance of triggering humanity’s extinction. But we seem largely blind to the many profound reasons for hope – and it’s not entirely our fault.
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Trump administration targets EPA’s authority to address global warming emissions - Tucson Sentinel
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Confirmed - the world is already above 1.5°C of global warming and the window to avoid climate disaster is virtually closed - La Grada Online
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Green backlash and right-wing populism - Nature
Trump’s EPA embraces climate denial as it works to upend regulations - The Hill
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Divergent phenological responses of soil microorganisms and plants to climate warming - Nature
Turkey's glaciers fall victim to climate change - Phys.org
The IPCC: Can it regain its credibility? - meer.com
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The air conditioning dilemma: Cooling homes heats the planet - Context News
Global warming is altering storms lightning, impacting tropical forests - Mongabay
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Californians are worried about wildfire and growing costs of climate change, survey finds - LAist
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Prolonged wind droughts in a warming climate threaten global wind power security - Nature
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Why climate change causes more dangerous sinkholes
Drought, falling groundwater levels and heavy rains have sped up the formation of huge craters in the ground known as sinkholes.
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The attack on Australia’s net zero target is reckless and gutless. Voters expect more than ‘intergenerational bastardry’ | Zoe Daniel
While Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack try to ditch the 43% net zero 2030 emissions target, Australia’s net zero target for 2035 has not yet been set
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“Renewables continue to prove themselves as the most cost-competitive source of new electricity generation,” says a new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency.
It has caused the UN secretary general, António Guterres, to declare: “We are on the cusp of a new era. Fossil fuels are running out of road. The sun is rising on a clean energy age.”
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Bateteba left what once felt like ‘the safest place in the world’ to build a life in Australia. Thousands hope to follow
With more than 80% of Tuvalu’s population applying for ‘climate visas’, the tiny South Pacific island nation’s Australian diaspora is only set to grow
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Bateteba Aselu describes her former life in Tuvalu as like living in the “safest place in the world” where the community looked out for each other, there was no homelessness and you rarely heard the sirens of police or ambulances.
But rising sea levels and extreme weather have created such an immediate existential threat to the tiny South Pacific island nation that when a new visa lottery to migrate to Australia closed last Friday, 8,750 people in 2,474 family groups – more than 80% of Tuvalu’s population of 11,000 residents – had applied for the world’s first “climate visas”.
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‘We’re watching it get worse all the time’: as fish vanish in SA’s algal bloom, livelihoods are also at stake
For fishing communities along South Australia’s coast where an algal bloom has devastated marine life, the impact of the disaster is emotional as well as financial
Nathan Eatts can remember the last day he caught a squid. It was 18 April, a few weeks after a brown foam and dead marine life began appearing on beaches on South Australia’s Fleurieu peninsula.
“That’s over three months now,” says the third generation squid fisher, whose business, Cape Calamari, is based on the southern Fleurieu peninsula.
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ICJ: What the world court’s landmark opinion means for climate change - Carbon Brief
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‘We were heard’: the Pacific students who took their climate fight to the ICJ – and won
In a packed court thousands of kilometres from home, Cynthia Houniuhi saw years of work come to fruition with the landmark ICJ opinion on climate harm
“I’m so nervous about today … it’s going to be OK. Let’s pray.”
Those were the quiet but powerful words of Cynthia Houniuhi on Wednesday morning, just before the international court of justice (ICJ) handed down its historic advisory opinion on climate change at the Peace palace in The Hague.
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Top UN court says treaties compel wealthy nations to curb global warming - Reuters
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Humans are using more resources than the planet can restore
Little more than half a year into 2025, mankind has already hit Earth Overshoot Day, consuming resources at a rate that far outpaces the capacity to restore them. Are there ways to slow things down?
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World Court says countries are legally obligated to curb emissions, protect climate - UN News
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E.P.A. Is Said to Draft a Plan to End Its Ability to Fight Climate Change - The New York Times
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Could a village in Norway be the EU's rare earths source?
The sleepy Norwegian town of Ulefoss sits on top of a rare earth deposit. The reserves could help to reduce the EU's dependency on China for the elements needed in tech such as phones.
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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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Who is responsible for PFAS contamination?
Hazardous "forever chemicals" contaminate drinking water, soil and food worldwide. Who is responsible for their contamination?
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Why LNG is not clean and green
Louisiana is the latest US state to label LNG as "green" energy. But how can a fossil fuel that emits many planet-heating greenhouse gases be clean?
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East Asian aerosol cleanup has likely contributed to the recent acceleration in global warming - Nature
China’s success in cleaning up air pollution may have accelerated global warming: Study - The Hill
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Cleaner air in east Asia may have driven recent acceleration in global warming, our new study indicates - The Conversation
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Poles apart: Is there a connection between extreme heat and record cold?
In recent weeks Europe sweltered under intense heatwaves, while southern South America had record low temperatures. How far is global warming driving these events?
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Deep-sea mining: The rush to mine the unknown
With the backing of the US government, a Canadian company is poised to sidestep UN laws and start vacuuming what it deems battery-grade metals from international waters.
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Duration of heat waves accelerating faster than global warming - Newsroom | UCLA
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Tiny creature gorges, gets fat, and locks up planet-warming carbon - BBC
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What are urban heat islands?
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Extreme heat's hidden health and economic toll
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Too hot to handle: Is this heat the new normal?
Heat waves are becoming ever more extreme in many places around the world. Sweltering hot temperatures are putting a strain on our bodies, disrupting society and crippling our infrastructure. Can the world adapt?
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Are designer handbags linked to illegal deforestation?
Leather from cattle raised in deforested areas and on Indigenous land in the northern Brazilian state of Para is being turned into luxury items in Italy, according to an investigation.
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How do renewables contribute to energy security?
The Israel-Iran war is the latest in a series of geopolitical crises that have placed fossil fuel access in jeopardy. Is renewable energy a safer bet in times of insecurity?
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The World Is Warming Up. And It’s Happening Faster. - The New York Times
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Over 20% of Europeans exposed to unhealthy noise pollution
More than 100 million people are impacted by transport noise at levels harmful to human health, the environment and economy, says a new EU report.
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How dangerous are invasive insects in Europe?
Invasive insects like the tiger mosquito and the Asian hornet are becoming increasingly common across Europe, with devastating consequences for human health, agriculture and the environment.
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'Crunch time' for climate action, scientists warn
The world is running out of time to rein in human-driven climate change, with top UN scientists warning that key indicators are now in uncharted territory.
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Major oil companies face first 'climate death' lawsuit
Climate-change induced extreme heat killed a woman in Seattle, now her daughter is sueing oil and gas giants including BP and Shell for wrongful death. Can the first "death by climate disaster" claim in the USA succeed?
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Drought has many faces and many impacts
Extreme drought and water shortages are increasingly harming crops, the economy and the lives of people around the world. But drought doesn't have the same impact everywhere. What can we do to alleviate water crises?
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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
Global warming could be driving up women’s cancer risk - Frontiers
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