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The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

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5h ago Environmentalists celebrate Lula's reelection in Brazil: 'The Amazon can breathe a sigh of relief'

French tourism businesses are wary of customers drying up as droughts worsen

After a summer and winter drought in the south of France that led to record low levels of water in some of the country's pristine reservoirs, tourism companies that rely on the water for their businesses to thrive are wary of the future as climate change makes rain and snowfall…

The Independent UK · Jul 17, 2023

‘Your heart races a bit’: US weather man threatened with death for mentioning climate crisis

Chris Gloninger wove the reality of global heating into his forecasts in the conservative heartland of Iowa. Not everyone was receptive

The Guardian - US · Jul 16, 2023

US special envoy John Kerry in China to restart stalled climate talks

US special envoy for climate John Kerry arrived in Beijing on Sunday for a three-day visit aimed at renewing bilateral cooperation on climate change between the world’s two biggest polluters. His trip follows on the heels of two other high-profile visits by US officials in recent weeks after years of…

France 24 · Jul 16, 2023

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Climate change may not affect the timing of turkey nesting, finds study

A recent study found that even in the case of significant future climate change, eastern wild turkeys in five southern U.S. states are unlikely to shift the timing of when they begin nesting. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Jul 16, 2023

Is climate change to blame for Europe’s blistering heatwave?

Emma Hill, associate professor in Energy and Environmental Management and Ben Vivian, assistant professor in Sustainability and Environmental Management at Coverntry University analyse the latest high temperatures across the continent within the context of climate change.

The Week · Jul 16, 2023

Record heatwaves sweep the world, from US to Europe and Asia

ROME: Tens of millions of people were battling dangerously high temperatures around the world on Sunday as record heat forecasts hung over parts of the United States, Europe and Asia, in the latest example of the threat from global warming.

Bangkok Post · Jul 16, 2023

Record breaking temperatures demand urgency on the climate emergency

THIS month has already borne witness to the hottest global temperature ever recorded.

The National (Scotland) · Jul 16, 2023

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US and China seek climate reset with Kerry’s visit to Beijing

WASHINGTON — U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry arrives in China on Sunday for three full days of talks that will test the ability of the world’s top two greenhouse gas emitters to collaborate in the fight against global warming despite deep discord over other issues.

Tribune News Service · Jul 16, 2023

United against climate change

Individual actions can have a big impact on climate change. Reduce carbon footprint, choose sustainable transport, conserve energy, support renewable energy, reduce meat consumption, reduce waste, and advocate for change. Together, let's discover the power we have and create a better future.

The Hindu · Jul 15, 2023

House Republicans Question Big Three Asset Managers’ Climate Change Efforts

Lawmakers express concerns over potential antitrust violations in firms' ESG initiatives

Zenger · Jul 15, 2023

Record heatwaves sweep the world

ROME: Record heat is forecast around the world from the United States, where tens of millions are battling dangerously high temperatures, to Europe and Japan, in the latest example of the threat from global warming.

Bangkok Post · Jul 15, 2023

Foreign Office cannot say how many climate officials it has

Exclusive: Former envoy raises concerns over possible ‘deliberate defunding of climate diplomacy under Sunak government’

The Guardian - UK · Jul 15, 2023

Congressmen send letters requesting ESG information from Big Three asset managers

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), along with Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Dan Bishop (R-N.C.), sent letters to the Big Three passive asset management firms—BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard—on July 6 requesting information about their efforts to combat climate change through ESG. Jordan said such efforts could violate…

Ballotpedia · Jul 14, 2023

Greener oceans due to climate change

Two decades of satellite data show that 56% of the ocean surface is changing in color

Salon · Jul 14, 2023

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Fortune · Jul 14, 2023

Climate change is the next frontier of America’s culture wars. Corporations are still doing the right thing–and hoping no one notices

With nobody on either side of the culture wars taking prisoners, and the political campaigns heating up, it will be hard for reason to prevail.

The Conversation · Jul 14, 2023

Northern Europe faces biggest relative increase in uncomfortable heat and is dangerously unprepared -- new research

Limiting the global temperature rise to 1.5℃ is getting harder. A recent UN report even stated that there is now “no credible pathway” to achieve this goal.

Dynamite News · Jul 14, 2023

Timing of turkey nesting might not shift with changing climate: Study

Eastern wild turkeys in five southern U.S. states are unlikely to adjust the date of when they start nesting, even in the event of major future climate change. Read further on Dynamite News:

France 24 · Jul 14, 2023

'Companies must unlearn bad habits': European Parliament Vice-President Heidi Hautala

On July 12, the landmark Nature Restoration Law was adopted in a cliffhanger vote at the European Parliament. Our guest, prominent Finnish MEP Heidi Hautala – who's one the parliament's vice-presidents – says she is "relieved" that the EU parliament now has a position to negotiate with the member states.…

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The Conversation · Jul 14, 2023

European heatwave: what’s causing it and is climate change to blame?

Europe is currently in the midst of a heatwave. Italy, in particular, is expected to face blistering heat, with temperatures projected to reach 40℃ to 45℃. There’s even a chance that the current European temperature record of 48.8℃, set in Sicily in 2021, could be surpassed.

The Week · Jul 14, 2023

The positive tipping points for climate change

There could be a silver lining on the horizon in the battle to avoid climate change catastrophe, scientists say, thanks to the identification of so-called “positive tipping points”.

Evening Standard · Jul 14, 2023

Eco-friendly boasts risk being called out for ‘greenwashing’

City Voices: Where climate change is concerned, the stakes are too high for any thing but the truth

Los Angeles Times · Jul 14, 2023

Commentary: Disasters like the Rolling Hills landslide are foreseeable. The warnings are all around us

There’s a slow-motion disaster happening this week as houses collapse into a canyon in Rolling Hills Estates, a city in L.A. County. But to scientists who study the geology and climate changes behind this landslide, things seem to be happening all too quickly.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 14, 2023

Editorial: Corporations are evolving with the times. Their former Republican allies aren't

Remember when Republicans would boldly stand up to any attempts to tell capitalists how to run their businesses? The GOP still claims to be the pro-business party, but you wouldn’t know it from the way many in Congress and on the presidential campaign trail are harassing corporations for the sin…

Zenger · Jul 13, 2023

Marine Heatwaves Threaten Ocean Ecosystems, Undermining Marine Protected Areas

Research reveals rising number of heatwaves killing off fish, corals, and kelp, with implications for climate and economy.

Fortune · Jul 13, 2023

Al Gore uses a Hiroshima analogy to explain why every day feels like a ‘nature hike through the book of Revelation’

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore used a sobering analogy to explain why climate change is driving natural disasters around the world.

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