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Developing countries need much longer beyond 2050 to reach Net-Zero: Joint statement by India, China and other nations

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had told the COP26 global climate summit in Glasgow last year that India will meet a target of net zero emissions by 2070

The Hindu

Surviving a future of extreme heat

Although nearly all heat-related deaths are preventable, heatwaves kill thousands of people worldwide every year. At this very moment, an extreme heatwave in India and Pakistan, affecting about one billion people, is “testing the limits of human survivability”, warns Chandni Singh, a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate…

Bangkok Post

New Zealand farmers propose paying for emissions to tackle climate change

Agriculture sector faced pressure to act or be forced into the country’s emissions trading scheme, from which it is currently exempt

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Potholes blow a hole in council bottom lines, but worse may be to come

Given predictions around climate change making severe weather a more frequent fact of life, all levels of government must take note of these and other costs that have not traditionally been taken into the fiscal accounting.

Newcastle Herald

Shifting seasons: using Indigenous knowledge and western science to help address climate change impacts

Traditional Owners in Australia are the creators of millennia worth of traditional ecological knowledge – an understanding of how to live amid changing environmental conditions. Seasonal calendars are one of the forms of this knowledge best known by non-Indigenous Australians. But as the climate changes, these calendars are being disrupted.

The Conversation

Alien species are moving across oceans faster: climate change will accelerate this

Oceans and coastlines have been subjected to human use for centuries. But the effects of human activity on the oceans are now more extensive, with the resulting changes happening more rapidly than ever before.

The Conversation

Tomato ketchup production is under threat due to climate change, scientists warn

In a report published in journal Nature Food, scientists say that rising temperatures could cut tomato production by 6% by 2050 but by 50% between 2050 and 2100

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Planners are failing businesses and communities in the West of England

"Thinking strategically has become more vital than ever because of the urgency of tackling climate change"

Birmingham Post

Pacific minnow wants to head Commonwealth

Commonwealth countries will vote on a new Secretary-General at CHOGM later this month, and Tuvalu is counting on Australia to support its candidate.

The New Daily

Climate crisis could make humans shrink in size, says fossil expert

Edinburgh palaeontologist says smaller mammals are better able to cope with increased temperatures

The Guardian - UK

UK towns could soon be underwater and will have to move, Environment Agency head warns

Climate change could see big changes in the UK's geography

Manchester Evening News

Nicola Sturgeon urges countries to up their game on tackling climate change

The First Minister will make an address at a German conference on the climate emergency.

Daily Record

Anthony Albanese champions climate commitments as he seeks closer ties with Asia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government's approach to tackling climate change is winning Australia praise from foreign nations.

ABC News

EU lawmakers split ahead of votes on more ambitious climate policies

The European Parliament will vote on Wednesday on a raft of EU climate change policies to cut Europe's emissions over the next decade, with the outcome of the votes still uncertain as lawmakers are split over whether to uphold or weaken the plans.

Reuters

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The National (Scotland)

Countries urged to pay up like Scotland to tackle climate change losses

A new report from Oxfam reveals the cost of extreme weather-related emergencies, like flooding or drought, have risen by billions of dollars

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon calls for rich countries to take on climate toll

THE First Minister is calling on other developed nations to show “much greater commitment” to addressing the loss and damage caused by climate…

The Times of India

Kolkata set to get own climate action plan, 2nd city after Mumbai

KOLKATA: The city is all set to get a climate action plan (CAP), mayor Firhad Hakim revealed in a programme organized by Environmental Governed Integrated Organization (EnGIO). An expert committee will be constituted to prepare the CAP draft document, tailor-made to address the city’s climate crises. Kolkata will be the…

The Independent UK

Coastal communities in England will be forced to relocate due to climate crisis, Environment Agency boss says

‘There is no coming back for land that coastal erosion has taken away,’ Sir James Bevan will say

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The Independent UK

Dom Phillips: British journalist goes missing in the Amazon

Reporter has extensively covered threat of climate change on Indigenous communities

The Times of India

Sukhna eco-sensitive zone for Punjab, Haryana drags on, administration goes to Centre again

CHANDIGARH: The UT administration has written a letter to the Union ministry of environment, forest and climate change (MoEFCC) to expedite the process to notify eco-sensitive zone (ESZ) around Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary for the area falling in Punjab and Haryana.

The Conversation

A huge Atlantic ocean current is slowing down. If it collapses, La Niña could become the norm for Australia

Climate change is slowing down the conveyor belt of ocean currents that brings warm water from the tropics up to the North Atlantic. Our research, published today in Nature Climate Change, looks at the profound consequences to global climate if this Atlantic conveyor collapses entirely.

The Times of India

There is far less support for climate policies in rich nations: CEA

NEW DELHI: Chief economic adviser (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran on Monday said that developed countries need to convince their public about the urgency to adopt climate change mitigation policies and observed that there is far less support for climate policies, including tax on fossil fuels, in rich nations.

The Hindu

Stable environment is need of hour: Governor

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Republicans finally weighed in on climate change last week. It wasn't pretty

The U.S. lost massive ground in combating climate change during the Trump administration, a recent report says. Now, congressional Republicans are offering their own climate plan — which doesn’t actually do anything new — while slamming President Joe Biden for climate shortfalls GOP opposition caused. When are Republicans going to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt Supports Introducing Regional Early Warning Systems for Water, Climate

Egypt expressed its backing for the adoption of a plan to develop and apply a regional early warning systems over water and climate. The step aims at increasing the readiness of all regional countries to address “extreme phenomena,” such as torrential rains and droughts, and protect citizens from the impact…

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