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Saltmarshes do store carbon, but their climate impact may have been overestimated

Saltmarshes, or tidal marshes, are able to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and lock it away at a far higher rate than even forests on land. This has lead to them being championed as a nature-based solution to climate change. However, our research suggests the role played by saltmarshes…

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VivaTech 2024: AI dominates annual French tech show

The annual tech fair VivaTech has kicked off in Paris, drawing thousands of startups and hundreds of tech bosses. Artificial intelligence is taking centre stage, with companies touting how the technology can be applied to many practical fields such as medicine, and help address global challenges like climate change. Plus,…

France 24

How do you find a bride? The new struggle in crisis-hit rural India

As climate change, low earnings and high debts batter them, young male farmers can’t find women willing to marry them.

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Singapore Airlines death: Is climate change making air turbulence worse?

Experts say climate change is expected to make incidents of turbulence worse for air travellers.

Al Jazeera

Budget breakdown for agriculture to reduce emissions

The Albanese government has detailed how $63 million will help farmers reduce their emissions, with almost half of that to improve greenhouse gas accounting.

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Italian museum recreates Tanzanian butterfly forest to raise awareness on biodiversity research

An Italian science museum has created a butterfly forest inside a tropical mountain greenhouse in the city of Trento

The Independent UK

Growing Cases Of Severe Turbulence Linked To Climate Change

Severe turbulence on airplanes is linked to thunderstorms and worsened by climate change. Safety measures and climate action are crucial for future air travel.

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Alaskan rivers turning orange due to climate change, study finds

As frozen ground below the surface melts, exposed minerals such as iron are giving streams a rusty color that pose a risk to wildlife

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Met Office warns ‘worst is yet to come’ as UK deluged by heavy rain and thunderstorms

Miserable forecast comes as top climate change scientists warned climate change has made downpours across the UK more intense

The Independent UK

Miami TV meteorologist blasts Ron DeSantis over new ‘Don’t Say Climate Change’ law

Governor signed bill repealing key climate change policies in Florida law in the face of extreme sea level rise in the state and more powerful hurricanes

The Independent UK

If Earth gets sick, so do you

A hotter world is likely to be a sicker world.

The Conversation

Scientists Say They Can Make Zero-emission Cement

Researchers on Wednesday said they were a step closer to solving one of the trickiest problems in tackling climate change -- how to keep making cement despite its enormous carbon footprint.

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“Climate change deniers... you either want to flatten them, or write a piece of music that might just get under their skin and feel the love we need to feel for our planet”: Hans Zimmer on composing as climate activism

In Tedx talk Hans Zimmer talks about composing as climate activism

The Independent UK

Graduating seniors seek degrees in climate change and more US universities deliver

Many high school students in the United States are sensitive to the ongoing climate crisis, and some are demanding more paths that allow them to work on solutions to the planet's warming

The Independent UK

Did the mystery donor behind a $10 million gift to a small climate change fund actually give more?

A climate philanthropy organization, Giving Green, received a $10 million anonymous donation in April and thinks that the same donor may have given even more

The Independent UK

Climate crisis is making UK winters even wetter, scientists warn

Average rainfall on stormy days becoming around 20 per cent heavier, study says

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Are some routes more prone to air turbulence? Will climate change make it worse? Your questions answered

A little bit of turbulence is a common experience for air travellers. Severe incidents are rare – but when they occur they can be deadly.

Radio France Internationale

NGOs seek climate trial of French oil giant TotalEnergies

NGOs filed a criminal complaint against French oil giant TotalEnergies and its top shareholders in Paris on Tuesday, seeking a trial for involuntary manslaughter and other consequences of climate change "chaos".

The Independent UK

Sites with radioactive material more vulnerable as climate change increases wildfire, flood risks

Climate climate change increasingly threatens research laboratories, weapons sites and power plants across the nation that handle or are contaminated with radioactive material or perform critical energy and defense research

Al Jazeera

Island states win historic climate case in world oceans court

Countries must protect oceans by reducing fossil fuel emissions, world court rules as island states fight for survival.

International Business Times

Half Of Mangrove Ecosystems At Risk: Conservationists

Half of the world's mangrove ecosystems are at risk of collapse due to climate change, deforestation and pollution, according to a study published Wednesday.

The Independent UK

What is in-flight turbulence, and when does it become dangerous for passengers and crews?

The death of a British man and injuries impacting dozens of other people aboard a Singapore Airlines flight have highlighted the potential dangers of flying through extreme turbulence

The Conversation

Glass half empty? What climate change means for Canada’s wine industry

Wine has long been synonymous with good times, celebration and an appreciation of the finer things in life.

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