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With diesel $2 a litre and a new leader, the Nationals could pivot on climate to focus on energy independence

You might look at the recent election result and conclude it was a reasonable one for the National Party. Its MPs held their seats despite several swings against them, and gained strength within the Coalition, after the Liberal Party suffered major losses.

The Conversation · Jun 1, 2022

Continued warm, dry weather in Colorado raises alarms about reliability of power systems

Colorado utilities are preparing for what’s shaping up to be a hotter-than-normal and relatively dry summer while regulators are assessing how to keep the lights and power on as the climate changes.

The Denver Post · Jun 1, 2022

Caring for Country means tackling the climate crisis with Indigenous leadership: 3 things the new government must do

The election of a new Australian government offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to promote the self-determination of Indigenous peoples to Care for Country.

The Conversation · Jun 1, 2022

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Meet the world's largest plant: a single seagrass clone stretching 180 km in Western Australia's Shark Bay

Next time you go diving or snorkelling, have a close look at those wondrously long, bright green ribbons, waving with the ebb and flow of water. They are seagrasses – marine plants which produce flowers, fruit, and seedlings annually, like their land-based relatives.

The Conversation · May 31, 2022

Biden praises Ardern for ‘galvanising action’ on gun control and climate change

US president welcomes New Zealand’s PM to Oval Office and speaks of devastation caused by mass shootings

The Guardian - AU · May 31, 2022

Life evolving far faster than we thought

A new study into how quickly life adapts to climate change shakes up what we know about evolution

Salon · May 31, 2022

Cooking with gas? Climate change may force a break up with your beloved range

There’s a deep divide in the effort to reduce climate change — and it’s in the kitchen.

Tribune News Service · May 31, 2022

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Supreme Court decisions due soon on abortion, guns, religion and climate change

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is heading into the final weeks of a term that may reveal the full impact of its newly dominant conservative bloc.

Los Angeles Times · May 31, 2022

Hotter Kalahari desert may stop hornbills breeding by 2027

Rapid climate change has the potential to strongly influence the physiology, behaviour and breeding success of animals. Research is showing that increasing temperatures, for instance, are having negative effects on animals. These range from mass die-off events during heat waves to less obvious problems like difficulty finding food.

The Conversation · May 31, 2022

Planning restrictions halting UK homeowners' efforts to become energy efficient

With climate change and the rising cost of living clobbering average UK households, making homes more energy efficient is becoming a necessity for homeowners, however, many are finding the price of doing so a major obstacle

Daily Mirror · May 31, 2022

In Jamaica, native trees are being driven further up mountains towards extinction

The Blue Mountains of Jamaica are frequently covered in a dense blanket of cloud, but when it lifts the first thing you notice is the cloak of forest extending up their steep slopes to the top of the highest peaks. As you walk up through these trees you encounter an…

The Conversation · May 31, 2022

Traditional owners tell Queensland Land Court Waratah Coal's mine will contribute to climate change

Gimuy Walubara man Jiritju Fourmile tells a court challenge against a Clive Palmer-linked coal mine developer climate change led to the death of thousands of native bats on his traditional country.

ABC News · May 31, 2022

Peter Dutton acknowledges he made 'poor taste' joke about climate change in the Pacific

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has again been asked about a quip he made in 2015 about rising sea levels, saying he is "as human and as frail" as other people, while Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley suggests some women turned away from the Liberals because they did not believe the…

ABC News · May 31, 2022

David Littleproud becomes new National Party leader, as the once junior coalition partner flexes its muscles

David Littleproud becomes leader of the National Party and, while not facing the same existential crisis as the Liberals, has to find the right way to lead a party at its own crossroads.

ABC News · May 30, 2022

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Edinburgh Live · May 30, 2022

Edinburgh NHS doctor among drivers hit by climate change car tyre vandals

At least 20 vehicle owners in the area of Montpellier Park in Bruntsfield awoke to find their SUV tyres deflated by the Edinburgh Tyre Extinguishers group on Sunday morning.

Reuters · May 30, 2022

EU missed climate spending target despite claiming it was met

The European Union missed its target to spend 20% of its pre-2020 budget on fighting climate change and overstated its green spending to claim that the goal had been met, the European Court of Auditors said on Monday.

The Independent UK · May 30, 2022

Mona Lisa: Climate change protester ‘tries to attack painting with cake while disguised as elderly woman’

Alleged attacker is said to have been wearing lipstick and a wig

Zenger · May 30, 2022

Flaming Close: Firefighters Soak Land To Save City From Wildfire

Firefighters staged a desperate stand against forest fires raging in Italy by soaking trees and grasslands to create a fire break.

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Daily Mirror · May 30, 2022

Aliens will be 'electronic entities' not little green men, Lord Rees tells UFO 'cranks'

Professor Rees said humans who colonise Mars could become cyborgs within generations, but added it would be much easier to deal with climate change than make the red planet hospitable

The Independent UK · May 29, 2022

Scottish aid worker tells of devastating food poverty in Zimbabwe

The Ukrainian conflict and climate change have exacerbated food security concerns around the world, according to aid worker Peter McGeachie.

Dublin Live · May 29, 2022

Climate change likely to blame for monkeypox outbreak, expert says

The first case of the disease in the Republic of Ireland was confirmed yesterday in the east of the country

Daily Mirror · May 29, 2022

'Puffins hit by crippling cost of climate change are counting on us'

Climate change is driving puffin populations to a catastrophic low and they're threatened with extinction as extreme weather affects their food supplies

Salon · May 29, 2022

Warming temps are eroding our sleep

Climate change is keeping us up at night in more ways than one

Radio France Internationale · May 29, 2022

Sudan’s 'neglected' Nile fishermen struggling with depleted fish stocks

Sudanese fishermen on the Nile, who have seen their fish stocks plummet as a result of both climate change and government-made dams, say their industry is being neglected – with some forced to find other jobs in order to feed their families.

ABC News · May 29, 2022

Regional independents warn NSW Nationals and urban Liberals after federal 'course correction'

Independents based in regional New South Wales warn state government Nationals and urban Liberals not to underestimate voters' interests in climate change, environmental management, and the need for integrity.

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