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How schools and families can take climate action by learning about food systems

News about the climate crisis alerts us to the urgent need for drastic global changes. Given this, it’s not surprising that one study surveying thousands of young people found most respondents were worried about climate change, and over 45 per cent said worries about climate change affected them daily.

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The Way Forward: Making tourism better

Watch video: In our series The Way Forward, Rod Oram investigates a fundamental shift in tourism strategy from volume to value.

Newsroom.co.nz

Why strike action is climate action

Taking strike action is difficult. Some difficulties are obvious: sacrificing my pay as a lecturer creates immediate financial difficulties. Other difficulties are more hidden, like the pervasive anxiety of a strike day as emails roll in.

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For Arbor Day, plant a tree resilient to climate change

This Arbor Day, remember that trees are long-term investments that often outlive the people who plant them

The Independent UK

Putin Ally: We Are Probably on Verge of a New World War

An ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that the world was probably on the verge of a new world war and the risks of a nuclear confrontation were rising. "The world is sick and quite probably is on the verge of a new world war," Dmitry Medvedev,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Like a dam breaking’: experts hail decision to let US climate lawsuits advance

Cities bringing climate litigation against oil majors welcome US supreme court’s decision to rebuff appeal to move cases to federal courts

The Guardian - US

Sudan: Evacuation of foreign citizens from Khartoum underway amid fighting

In tonight's edition: The scramble to safety continues in Sudan. Foreign governments have airlifted hundreds of people out of the country. In the UK, several asylum seekers and refugee groups head to court to challenge the government's so-called Rwanda migrant plan. Finally, ahead of World Malaria Day, a global health…

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Panel: Climate change, not wind prep, is threat to whales

A panel of Democratic elected officials and environmental groups says climate change, spurred by the burning of fossil fuels, is the greatest danger to the world's oceans and marine life

The Independent UK

Climate isn't a distraction from the military's job of war fighting. It's front and centre

It was pitched as the “most significant” shift in Australia’s armed forces in decades. And among the headline announcements, climate change was recognised as an issue of national security.

The Conversation

America needs investment in clean energy, not a debt ceiling fight from Kevin McCarthy

Federal investment has a chance to transform our economy and help save the planet. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy wants to threaten a debt ceiling fight to slow us down on fighting climate change.

Chicago Sun-Times

Reliance on Australia’s military during natural disasters comes at a cost, senator says

Climate change and humanitarian crisis are calling on too many ADF resources which should be reserved for conflict, Tony Sheldon says

The Guardian - AU

Meals and deals: five biggest trends from London book fair 2023

There was lots to digest at the publishing fair, including cookery books from social media stars, a climate change book from London mayor Sadiq Khan, and some big debut novels to look forward to

The Guardian - UK

Global shipping is under pressure to stop its heavy fuel oil use fast – that’s not simple, but changes are coming

Most of the clothing and gadgets you buy in stores today were once in shipping containers, sailing across the ocean. Ships carry over 80% of the world’s traded goods. But they have a problem – the majority of them burn heavy sulfur fuel oil, which is a driver of climate…

The Conversation

Today's Interview: Kentucky environmental leader says look for federal climate change dollars

2024 could prove to be a year when states can take advantage of federal dollars in addressing climate change issues.

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The most significant defence review in 40 years positions Australia for complex threats in a changing region

Before today’s release of the government’s defence strategic review, Defence Minister Richard Marles said it would be the most important examination of Australia’s defence capabilities since the 1986 “Dibb Report” authored by Professor Paul Dibb.

Daily Record

Stark 'warming stripes' show extent of climate change in Scotland over 100 years

The striking graphic shows a series of 'warming stripes' which indicate how average annual temperatures have spiked since 1884.

The Guardian - AU

Former president of Kiribati backs legal case against Australia over inaction on climate crisis

Anote Tong says that Australia needs to take responsibility for emissions caused by the export of its fossil fuels

Manchester Evening News

The shocking warming stripes which show extent of climate change in Greater Manchester we can't ignore

It comes as the UK recorded its warmest year on record

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Brexit a bigger worry for small businesses than climate change, report finds

MORE than one-third of small businesses in Scotland say the long-term impact of Brexit is a more pressing concern than

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Pacific elders back Torres Strait climate action

The former president of Kiribati has lent his support to a court case brought by two Torres Strait Islanders to force Australia to further cut carbon emissions.

The New Daily

Princess Mary touches down on climate change mission in the Pacific

Princess Mary of Denmark has touched down in the Pacific to highlight the “consequences of climate change" before she returns to Australia for her first

The Conversation

The IPCC's calls for emissions cuts have gone unheeded for too long – should it change the way it reports on climate change?

Emissions from human activities are substantially increasing the atmospheric concentrations of the greenhouse gases CO₂, methane, CFCs and nitrous oxide. These increases will enhance the greenhouse effect, resulting on average in an additional warming of the Earth’s surface.

Tribune News Service

California snowpack data debunked: 2023 was no record year. And neither was 1952

SAN JOSE, Calif. — It was the snowpack reading that spawned a hundred headlines. “California ties 1952 record for all-time Sierra snowpack,” proclaimed KTVU. “California’s snowpack soars to record high after 17 atmospheric rivers,” trumpeted the Washington Post.

Inverse

The Messiest Sci-Fi Show of the Year Is Also the Most Important

'Extrapolations' holds up an important mirror to our real world — and we can't look away.

The National (Scotland)

Australian documentary maker praises Scotland's climate change targets

AN Australian actor and documentary maker has said she wishes more countries would take note of Scotland’s commitment to tackle climate change.

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