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Scientists say we haven't given enough thought to human extinction

A new study suggests it's time to consider the possibility that climate change could wipe out humanity.

Mic

Floods affect thousands in Gambia after heaviest rainfall in decades

The Gambia recorded its heaviest rainfall in more than 30 years last weekend, causing widespread flooding and at least two deaths, the government said on Wednesday, blaming climate change for the extreme weather.

Reuters

Climate change threatens lives of world’s poor, the Queen tells bishops

In a letter to clergy gathering at the Lambeth Conference, the Queen warned “those less able to adapt and adjust” were most at risk.

The Independent UK

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‘Historic’ climate bill for reducing carbon emissions poised to pass into law

The Greens confirmed they would support the climate bill in the lower house and Senate, and Liberal MP Bridget Archer would cross the floor.

The New Daily

Risks of climate change catastrophe needs greater study, researchers warn

"This isn’t about disaster voyeurism; it is about understanding plausible catastrophic risks so we can prevent them."

Axios

Five of top 10 July temperatures 'happened in last 16 years' according to Armagh Planetarium records

Armagh Planetarium and Observatory has been gathering temperature details for over 200 years

Belfast Live

New Zealand's national climate plan includes possibly seeking higher ground

New Zealand's first-ever climate adaptation plan includes the possibility of moving some communities to higher ground, but doesn't explain how much the changes will cost and who will pay.

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Floods are getting more common. Do you know your risk?

Climate change means more rain and higher seas, which adds up to more flooded homes. Even a small amount of water indoors can cost a lot.

WEKU

'No doubt' about climate warming in Ireland as professor lays out 'challenging situation'

Thermometer readings collected on the same date each decade for the last century shows temperatures are rising here

Irish Mirror

Pacific nations are extraordinarily rich in critical minerals. But mining them may take a terrible toll

Plundering the Pacific for its rich natural resources has a long pedigree. Think of the European companies strip-mining Nauru for its phosphate and leaving behind a moonscape.

The Conversation

Australia's Greens back climate law but vow to fight coal, gas projects

Australia's Greens party on Wednesday threw its support behind the government's climate change legislation, clearing the way for a bill enshrining a pledge to cut carbon emissions by 43% by 2030, but said it would oppose new fossil fuel projects.

Reuters

Greens play hand on climate change bill

The Greens will vote for the government’s signature emissions reduction target of 43 per cent by 2030, the party’s leader, Adam Bandt, has announced. In

The New Daily

Negative Tas emissions 'envy of nation'

Tasmania has maintained net negative emissions for seven consecutive years, the state government's latest greenhouse gas report shows.

AAP

How authentic are ayurvedic treatment oil for beauty rituals

The Ayurveda medical science has been a trusted weapon for taking care of our physical and internal health for ages. People rely on ayurvedic products to protect their skin from everything around them, especially climate change issues that cause the skin to lose its eternal glow. In addition, they always…

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New Zealand releases its first national plan to protect against climate-driven disasters

Climate minister says the aim is to equip people ‘so that when climate events occur their lives can continue’

Financial Times

Why famine in Madagascar is an alarm bell for the planet

The UN says it is the first famine caused by climate change. Those caught up in it describe a desperate fight to survive

Tribune News Service

Senate reconciliation keeps farms, forests in climate formula

The Senate’s revived reconciliation deal would keep agricultural conservation, forestry and renewable fuels in the Democrats’ formula for fighting climate change.

Newsroom.co.nz

Major new effort to adapt to climate impacts

The first ever National Adaptation Plan sets the country down the crucial path of preparing for a warmer, wetter and more dangerous world.

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The Conversation

Troubling new research shows warm waters rushing towards the world's biggest ice sheet in Antarctica

Warmer waters are flowing towards the East Antarctic ice sheet, according to our alarming new research which reveals a potential new driver of global sea-level rise.

AAP

Greens to vote for climate change bill

The Greens have signalled support for the federal government's climate change bill after Labor agreed to a series of amendments.

The Conversation

Heatwave-proofing homes could save lives – and cut carbon

Buildings are designed to keep people safe and comfortable according to the local climate: warm when it’s cold outside, dry when it’s wet and sheltered when it’s stormy. If the climate changes, buildings may struggle to serve our needs in the new conditions. The UK’s recent 40°C heatwave showed that…

Reuters

Fiji, moving villages inundated by rising seas, wants big emitters to pay

Boats moor next to living rooms on Fiji's Serua Island, where water breaches the seawall at high tide, flooding into the village. Planks of wood stretch between some homes, forming a makeshift walkway as saltwater inundates gardens.

Radio France Internationale

Water restrictions in force across France as drought threatens crop production

Drought and a succession of three heat waves since June – attributed by scientific consensus to climate change - have severely reduced river flows across France, multiplying water restriction measures, directly affecting agricultural production.

Evening Standard

Eight in 10 of us worried about climate change after heatwave

More than eight in 10 people say they are concerned about climate change, a new poll revealed on Tuesday, after last month’s record-breaking heatwave sparked fresh fears over global warming.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt Launches Initiative to Encourage Investment in Climate Action

The first regional forum organized by the Egyptian presidency for the upcoming UN climate change conference will kick off in Ethiopia on Tuesday. Egypt will host the COP27 United Nations Climate Change Conference 2022 at the Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh in November. It will organize five major regional…

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