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World powers fail to reach climate targets as UN deadline passes

As the deadline for submitting updated carbon reduction targets passed on Monday, the majority of nations – including major emitters such as China, India, and the EU – missed the cut-off point, reflecting the ongoing difficulties of international cooperation regarding climate change.

Radio France Internationale · Feb 10, 2025

Year above 1.5C suggests world is reaching long term warming threshold – studies

The Paris climate treaty commits to curbing warming to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, but 2024 exceeded that for first time.

Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2025

Did Cuts To Shipping Emissions Spur More Global Warming?

Could a sudden drop in pollution from cargo vessels criss-crossing global shipping lanes be inadvertently making the world hotter?

International Business Times · Feb 10, 2025

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Green hydrogen is a clean fuel, but South Africa’s not ready to produce it: energy experts explain why

Every day, millions of engines and factories burn fossil fuels, releasing carbon dioxide – a greenhouse gas that traps heat in Earth’s atmosphere and contributes to climate change. Now imagine a clean fuel that does not pollute and produces only water as waste. That’s the promise of green hydrogen, which…

The Conversation · Feb 10, 2025

Modern slavery and climate change: how extreme weather fuels forced labour and unwanted marriages

Weather-induced disasters that are the result of climate change are increasingly affecting societies. One area that hasn’t been explored much yet is how extreme weather events are creating conditions for a rise in modern slavery.

The Conversation · Feb 10, 2025

Memoir by former prime minister of Finland, Sanna Marin, to come out in November

Former Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin will have a memoir out this fall, looking back on a momentous four years in office when she presided over her country’s joining NATO, its response to the pandemic and the enactment of legislation on climate change and social justice

The Independent UK · Feb 10, 2025

How the war in Ukraine has made flying worse for the climate

Some long-haul flights connecting Europe and Asia are emitting 40% more CO₂ since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, my new study shows. The spike is largely due to airspace closures above conflict zones which are forcing airlines to seek alternative routes, significantly increasing flight times. Longer flights…

The Conversation · Feb 10, 2025

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Carbon Capture Faces Uncertain Future Under Trump Administration

Explore the impact of changing political landscapes on carbon capture technology and its role in combating climate change.

Almost All Nations Miss UN Deadline For New Climate Targets

Nearly all nations missed a UN deadline Monday to submit new targets for slashing carbon emissions, including major economies under pressure to show leadership following the US retreat on climate change.

International Business Times · Feb 10, 2025

Grampians National Park is still burning – here’s what we can expect will survive and recover

Fire broke out in the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) in December and raged for weeks. Then lightning strikes ignited fresh blazes late last month, which merged to form a mega-fire that’s not out yet.

The Conversation · Feb 9, 2025

Keir Starmer urged to resist pressure to permit Rosebank North Sea oilfield

Leading climate group warns of damage to green agenda if giant project goes ahead

The Guardian - UK · Feb 9, 2025

January 2025 hottest on record despite US cold and La Niña

La Niña and record cold temperatures in the U.S. should have made Earth cooler, but January 2025 was still the hottest on record, with an average global warming of 3.15 F (1.75 C) above pre-industrial levels.

LiveScience · Feb 7, 2025

Alaska's ice is melting in front of our eyes, staggering satellite shots show

Unusual weather patterns and climate change have been driving stark changes in the northwestern state. Now, new satellite images show the extent of this transformation.

LiveScience · Feb 7, 2025

Britain has a new snake species – should climate change mean it is allowed to stay?

All animals live in or seek a set of climate conditions they find tolerable. This “climate envelope” partially determines where animals are found, but the continued existence of many species now rests on the outcome of human-driven climate change.

The Conversation · Feb 7, 2025

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22 States Sue New York Over Climate Change Fund

Twenty-two states challenge New York's climate change fund law, citing overreach and potential energy crisis.

The Fashion Central · Feb 7, 2025

Rob Rinder Shuts Down Ed Miliband Mid-Sentence in Heated Heathrow Showdown

ITV's Good Morning Britain took a tense turn when legal expert Rob Rinder confronted Ed Miliband about his future as the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2025

22 states sue New York state, alleging environmental fund is unconstitutional

Twenty-two states are suing New York state, contending that a new law forcing energy companies to pay $75 billion into a fund to cover climate change damage is unconstitutional

International Business Times · Feb 6, 2025

Fighting Global Warming In Nations' Self-interest: UN Climate Chief

The UN's climate chief, seeking to shore up solidarity on combating global warming as the United States retreats from its leadership role, appealed to nations' self-interest in a speech Thursday.

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West Virginia Attorney General Sues New York Over Climate Law

West Virginia AG challenges New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, sparking debate on environmental regulations and energy companies' climate responsibil...

The Texas Tribune · Feb 6, 2025

Why oil and gas companies want state oversight for carbon dioxide injection

Environmentalists are worried the state — known for a lax approach to regulation — is not prepared for the added responsibility of regulating certain carbon capture projects.

Gwadar's Vulnerability To Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods

Discover how climate change is impacting Gwadar, Pakistan, with rising sea levels and extreme weather events affecting its residents and infrastructure.

Global Warming Accelerates: January 2025 Sets Heat Record

January 2025 sets new heat record, global warming accelerates, Arctic sees record low sea ice extent. Stay informed on climate change with AP's Climate Cov...

Salon · Feb 6, 2025

Is climate change spiraling out faster?

A pioneering climate scientist says global heating is accelerating. Others say we can still reach climate goals

Cycling Weekly · Feb 6, 2025

Ultra-cyclist to ride 55,000m of elevation across Himalayas to raise awareness of climate change

Omar Di Felice set to ride 3,000 kilometres through the Himalayas as part of wider Bike to 1.5 project

The Conversation · Feb 6, 2025

The ‘degrowth’ movement envisions global climate justice, but must adapt to global south realities

It is widely accepted that human activities are the primary drivers of global warming and environmental crises, including the rapid loss of biodiversity. However, the debate over how best to address these issues is far from settled. In political circles, “green growth” – the concept of making economic activities more…

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