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City of Fremantle to consider limiting fossil fuel advertising on council buildings and property

The City of Fremantle weighs up restricting fossil fuel advertisements on council property as part of its effort to combat climate change.

ABC News

France's president gave ordinary people the power to formulate national climate policies. He got more than he bargained for

France gave 150 ordinary citizens the task of formulating the nation's climate policies. From bans on petrol-car ads and short-haul flights, here's what happened when a diverse group of non-politicians was put in charge.

ABC News

EastEnders' iconic London credit scene changes in dramatic climate change warning

EastEnders have made a one-off change to their credit scenes to highlight the impact of climate change. The BBC One soap have made the change to coincide with the final episode of Frozen Planet II

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EastEnders credits transformed to highlight climate change

'This isn't a reality now, but our future will be determined by what happens here'

Wales Online

China needs $17 trillion to meet climate goals

Climate change poses a significant threat to China, especially for its teeming, economically critical coastal cities.

Al Jazeera

Financing the transition to net-zero – here's how the EU will advise investors where to put their money

Ahead of next month’s COP27 climate summit we have been given a stark reminder of the lengths still required to tackle climate change. A new report estimates that investments of US$1 trillion (£904 billion) a year in renewable power will be needed by 2030 to avoid the effects of climate…

The Conversation

Ruapehu troubles a tangible impact of climate change

Warming climate was expected to wreak havoc on North Island ski fields in 2050 but the voluntary administration of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts suggests it could already be taking its toll

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Coastal erosion is unstoppable – so how do we live with it?

A record storm surge in 1953 devastated much of eastern England’s coast, prompting prolific investment in concrete sea walls, wooden groynes and other engineered structures designed to protect the coastline from erosion. These measures brought a reassuring sense of permanence for people in previously risky locations. Houses atop sandy cliffs…

The Conversation

Researchers find world's second largest ice sheet may be more vulnerable to climate change

RESEARCHERS from the University of Edinburgh have found that climate change may be having more impact on the melting Greenland ice sheet than…

The National (Scotland)

Creative ad agency Ardmore pushes net zero vision in industry first for Northern Ireland

“Climate change is here and now and, increasingly, clients are coming to us for solutions to sustainably manage their communications"

Belfast Live

CBA execs grilled on climate change at AGM

Commonwealth Bank's chairman has pledged to shareholders that it won't bank with companies that don't have a climate transition plan by 2025.

AAP

UK ‘will fail to reach climate targets unless government drives behaviour change’

A House of Lords committee urges No 10 to use the lessons of pandemic to enable people to make decisions about travel, food, and energy use

The Independent UK

World Bank defends climate record in meeting with NGOs

World Bank President David Malpass defended the institution's commitment to tackling climate change on Tuesday, telling civil society groups that have criticized his leadership on the issue that the bank is focused on global warming.

Reuters

Climate reparations on the COP27 agenda

“A bunch of countries and corporations are responsible for the mess. They have to bloody clean it up"

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The Conversation

India's enormous solar park was meant to help poor communities. But it left the landless stricken

India, like many other countries, is looking to renewables as an antidote to soaring fossil fuel prices and to tackle climate change. Prime Minister Narendra Modi sees renewables as vital for a “developed India”.

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Sweetheart climate payouts for farmers

Agricultural emissions are behind two thirds of the warming New Zealand is responsible for, but the sector is slated to get special benefits under the Government's farm pricing proposal.

Radio France Internationale

Climate and debt crises converge for half of the world's poorest

Countries home to half of the world's poorest people are facing a systemic debt crisis that will significantly diminish their ability to fight the impacts of climate change, a UN report warned on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

New Zealand plans to tax cow and sheep burps in bid to combat climate change

The proposal has sparked a fierce backlash from farmers

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‘Not fair’: Ghana slams West over low funding for climate change

Western countries said they will spend about $25bn by 2025 to help Africa adapt to climate change but pledged only $55m.

The Independent UK

US Air Force commits to cutting fossil fuels to fight climate crisis

‘We recognise that the world is facing ongoing and accelerating climate change and we must be prepared to respond, fight, and win’

Daily Mirror

Most Brits are desperate for Government to take more climate action, study says

Brits are more worried about the state of the climate - with a desperate plea for the new government to take action.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Japan-led CO2 plan to be launched at COP27

A Japan-led offset credit trading framework to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will be launched at the 27th Conference of the Parties to the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27) in Egypt next month.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Here’s how companies can strong-arm their suppliers into cutting carbon emissions

The Inflation Reduction Act is both the most important federal climate legislation ever and sadly inadequate to protect the U.S. and the world from the effects of climate change. Where it falls short, states could intervene with tougher regulations — but many won’t. That leaves corporations, which can pressure their…

Tribune News Service

Jay Ambrose: Watch out for a hurricane of climate change extremists

Its name is Ian and maybe should be changed to Ian the Terrible, this hurricane that recently inflicted deadly chaos in Florida, enabling climate change extremists to take advantage of the publicity in order to inflict more chaos. A warming planet caused the hurricane, they say, and they may be…

Wales Online

Cow burps could be taxed in New Zealand to tackle climate change

Farm animals produce gases that warm the planet, particularly methane from cattle burps and nitrous oxide from their urine.

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