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'Greenwashing': Campaigners slam Scottish Government funding for carbon capture

CLIMATE campaigners have criticised the Scottish Government’s commitment to a carbon capture project in the north east and claimed the technology…

The National (Scotland)

How deadly is climate change really?

While climate change-related deaths are a regular occurrence, humans are getting better at surviving extreme heat

Salon

How can India future-proof wheat?

The year 2022 saw the hottest March in India since observed record-keeping started in 1901, with temperatures exceeding the normal by 4-6°C in many parts.

Newslaundry

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Renewable industry needs urgent re-set to end the talkfest

Letters: There's a limit to how long investors can wait

Newcastle Herald

Humans are driving sharks to extinction

Evolution has gifted sharks with surprising adaptability, but climate change could be their death knell

Salon

UK Village Fights To Turn Back Tide Of Climate Change

Kevin Jordan thought he would spend his retirement listening to the sound of the sea at his home on the Norfolk coast in eastern England.

International Business Times

How J.D. Vance Went From Green Tech Investor to Climate Change Doubter

Trump’s VP pick flip-flopped on global warming as he rose in GOP politics, earning a zero score on climate from a leading environmental group.

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Climate Change Impacts And Solutions: A Comprehensive Overview

Learn about the impacts of climate change on extreme weather events and the transition to renewable energy sources.

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Humans caused climate change. Amid the suffering, now they must solve it

The last few years have been brutal for the climate — and for the humans and other living things within it

The Independent UK

Fewer bees and other pollinating insects lead to shrinking crops

Many plants, from crops to carnations, cannot bear fruit or reproduce without bees, beetles, butterflies and other insects to pollinate them. But the population of insect pollinators is dropping in the U.S., due in part to pesticides, climate change, invasive plants and diminished habitats. Rachel Mallinger, assistant professor of entomology…

The Conversation

OPINION - The Science Museum should not bow to climate change activists: take the oil money and be grateful to get it

Among its many lively claims to a place in history, the summer of 2024 will surely come to be known as the one that finally killed corporate sponsorship of the arts.

Evening Standard

Climate Change Threatens Age-old Mauritania Date Harvest

Wandering atop a small sand dune in central Mauritania, Aliene Haimoud gazed despondently at the yellowing date palms before him -- the trees are dying if they are not already dead.

International Business Times

The impact of climate change on farmers

"Climate change is escalating a national crisis, leaving farmworkers with empty plates and mounting costs"

Salon

In Coal Country, Voters Set to Double Down on Fossil Fuel-Embracing Politicians

West Virginia races could strengthen coal’s dominance and shape nation’s climate future.

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The Conversation

Why we find extreme weather so fascinating

When climate change leads the news, it’s often down to a hurricane, heatwave or flood. And, judging by our most widely read environment stories over the past decade, extreme weather really is one of the main ways the public (or at least our readers) learns about climate breakdown.

France 24

Travelling in a new world: International tourism sector's Covid recovery

In today’s episode, we explore the resurgence of the post-pandemic global tourism industry. We discuss the impact of Covid-19, changes in air connectivity, the effects of global conflicts, and the rise of over tourism. Featuring insights from Anita Mendiratta, we also delve into the latest trend of tourists choosing cooler…

Inverse

Climate Change is Triggering an Unexpected and Fundamental Planetary Change

According to a new study, human-caused greenhouse gas emissions could soon have a bigger impact on time than the moon.

Salon

Burying biomass to curb climate change?

Some climate experts say carbon removal start-ups will limit global warming, but significant questions remain

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Sen. Bernie Sanders Urges Biden To Stay In Presidential Race

Senator Bernie Sanders supports President Biden's candidacy, emphasizing accomplishments and urging focus on critical issues like climate change.

The Conversation

Methane emissions are the low-hanging fruit of the climate transition

Methane is well known for coming from ruminants digestive system. What is less known is its important role in current climate change and what we could do to drastically reduce our emissions.

The Conversation

Ontario floods: How nature-based solutions can promote effective flood management

This week, large areas of Ontario experienced severe flooding that caused widespread power outages, water damages and disruption. Severe rainfall events are not new, but they are becoming more frequent and costly due to human-caused climate change.

The Guardian - UK

Nitrous oxide is no longer funny – it’s an environmental villain

Letter: Prof Pete Ford and Dr Hemal Bosamia respond to a long read on laughing gas, pointing out that it contributes significantly to climate change

The Conversation

Wildfires in South Africa are set to increase: how legal action can help the country adapt better to climate change

As climate change drives temperature increases and lower precipitation in southern Africa, research has found that there is likely to be an increase in the number of wildfires in regions that are already hot, dry and water scarce.

The Independent UK

Why next-generation tech is the next big leap towards the cities of the future

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