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First Solar Earmarks $1.2B In US Plants Towards Cleaner Energy, Likely To Create 15K Jobs By 2025

First Solar, Inc (NASDAQ:FSLR) looks to invest up to $1.2 billion in scaling production of U.S.-made photovoltaic (PV) solar modules. First Solar's plans are part of a surge in expected investment in clean-energy technologies spurred by the law and growing demand for solar, wind, and batteries to meet ambitious U.S. climate goals, the Wall…

Benzinga

Wildfire maps underscore risks — and costs — of climate change

PORTLAND, Ore. — Jennie Peters vividly remembers what it was like to evacuate with three children from a wildfire as fierce winds blew embers through the river canyon near her home two years ago.

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Greenhouse gas emissions in Perth and Kinross fell by 13 per cent between 2019 and 2020, according to new figures

The UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy released the 2020 territorial climate change emissions data for Perth and Kinross this summer

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Liz Truss set to ramp up North Sea drilling as plan slammed by opponents

The Tory frontrunner is planning to issue over 130 new drilling licences for the North Sea in a move that will outrage climate change campaigners.

Daily Record

Zombie ice will raise sea levels more than twice as much as previously forecast

Zombie ice, or doomed ice that is no longer getting replenished by parent glaciers will raise global sea level by at least 10.6 inches, according to a new study.

WEKU

Australia remains at La Niña alert amid near-record Indian Ocean Dipole event

The US, Japan, India and other countries have all declared a La Niña, but the BOM has not followed suit. Here's why.

ABC News

Climate change measures are a lot more popular than Americans think

Elke Weber became a research psychologist with cross-training in business so that she could investigate how individuals approach financial risks. But a chance opportunity at her first faculty job, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the late 1980s, threw her together with agricultural economists trying to understand if…

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Pakistan flooding ‘has killed 1,100 and already caused at least $10bn worth of damage’

The Pakistan climate change minister has called the situation a “climate-induced humanitarian disaster of epic proportions”

Evening Standard

100 Scientists Have Penned A Letter To Anthony Albanese To Get His Environmental Shit In Order

"From megafires to ocean heatwaves and acidification, extensive coral bleaching, drought and extreme rainfall and flooding events, we are now seeing and suffering through the scientifically predicted impacts of climate change across the country."

Pedestrian.tv

1,000+ People Died In Pakistan’s ‘Apocalyptic’ Floods Yet We’re Still Ignoring Climate Change

"The world has to understand we've crossed a tipping point here."

Pedestrian.tv

Rockingham community celebrates protections for penguin colony

A tourist centre planned for Rockingham's Penguin Island has been ditched for a proposal to help the vulnerable population adapt to climate change.

ABC News

Growing through innovation

The global business landscape has changed completely with emerging factors, namely climate change, digital disruption and constraints largely brought by the protracted Covid-19 pandemic. To stay alive and thrive, businesses across the world need to have clear strategies to address their ongoing concerns and better serve customers' demand in the…

Bangkok Post

EXPLAINER: Pakistan fatal flooding has hallmarks of warming

What's behind the flooding in Pakistan are all hallmarks of manmade climate change: Warmer temperatures, hotter air holding more moisture then dumping unrelenting rain, and melting glaciers

The Independent UK

As Lake Powell goes, so goes the West

As climate change dries the Colorado River Basin, the region's megacities may eventually dry up, too

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Emily Townsend and Alex Hillman publicly quit their jobs for climate change. Here's what happened next

Emily Townsend very publicly quit her job at News Corp over its bushfire and climate change reporting. She thought she was burning her bridges. Then the messages arrived.

Axios

The global economy may have entered a new era: "The Great Volatility"

Pandemic, war and climate change have created rolling crises

The Independent UK

Supreme Court climate ruling could impact nuclear waste case

The Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on climate change could have implications for a range of other issues, including a case involving nuclear waste storage and a proposal requiring companies to disclose how climate risk affects their businesses

The Guardian - UK

Scientists call on colleagues to protest climate crisis with civil disobedience

An article in the Nature Climate Change journal argues that non-violent direct action taken by experts is effective

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The Independent UK

'Zombie ice' from Greenland will raise sea level 10 inches

A new study finds that Greenland has more than 120 trillion tons of ice that can be thought of as zombie ice that's going to raise sea level globally by at least 10 inches

The Conversation

What are green jobs and how can I get one? 5 questions answered about clean energy careers

When President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act in August 2022, he called it the “largest investment ever” to fight climate change. He also said it would lead to the creation of well-paying union jobs to help “reduce emissions across every sector of our economy.” These jobs are also…

Financial Times

Crypto and climate change: can web3 help get us to net zero?

New tech ventures want to use blockchain to clean up a messy carbon market — but critics fear more greenwashing

The Conversation

A witty memoir of taking on the family farm reckons with Indigenous dispossession and climate change

It’s been a tough couple of years for Australian farmers. Just months after Black Summer’s devastation, the pandemic struck. Catastrophic floods soon followed. African Swine Fever and foot and mouth on our doorstep pose an enormous threat, as do the more banal issues of inflation and labour shortages.

Salon

Climate change makes it too hot to think

Studies find a link between higher temperatures and lower test scores, but that's only part of the problem

The Conversation

Thousands of photos captured by everyday Australians reveal the secrets of our marine life as oceans warm

As the planet heats up, many marine plants and animals are moving locations to keep pace with their preferred temperatures. In the Southern Hemisphere, this means species are setting up home further south.

Asharq Al-Awsat

African Ministers of Local Development to Meet in Cairo to Discuss the Challenges

African Ministers of Local Development plan to hold a three-day conference in Cairo next Monday with the aim of exchanging experiences to face African challenges, review climate change and food security files. The conference will be held under the auspices of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi with the participation…

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