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Climate change is killing trees in Queensland's tropical rainforests

In recent years, the Great Barrier Reef off Australia’s northeast coast has seen multiple events of mass coral bleaching as human-caused global warming has driven sustained high temperatures in the ocean.

The Conversation · May 18, 2022

'A new climate politics': the 47th parliament must be a contest of ideas for a hotter, low-carbon Australia

Climate change and reducing emissions has figured little in the 2022 federal election campaign. But after many years of inadequate national climate policy, the need for sensible, long-term measures is now dire.

The Conversation · May 18, 2022

I'm a climate scientist and writer: this election is the most important in Australia's history

As a climate scientist, I believe this federal election is the most important in Australia’s history.

The Conversation · May 18, 2022

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4 key climate change markers hit record highs last year: WMO

NEW DELHI: Four key climate change indicators — greenhouse gas concentrations, a rise in sea level, ocean heat and ocean acidification — set new records in 2021, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) noted in its ‘State of Climate’ report released Wednesday. The last seven years, from 2015 to ’21, were…

The Times of India · May 18, 2022

Climate change has made old measures predicting weather events in Australia 'essentially worthless'

Around Australia, statistical measures like the "one-in-100-year flood" level are used by authorities to determine safe building standards, but experts say climate change has changed everything.

ABC News · May 18, 2022

Davos Returns from Pandemic with Ukraine, Climate in Mind

After a nearly 2-1/2-year hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Swiss town of Davos is set to again host global elites from business, government and activist groups for the World Economic Forum. Russia’s war in Ukraine and climate change worries are expected to be on many minds at the…

Asharq Al-Awsat · May 18, 2022

Climate crisis making extreme heatwaves ‘100 times more likely’ in India and Pakistan

Record heat once seen every 312 years on course to happen annually by 2100, Met Office study says

The Independent UK · May 18, 2022

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Talking Point: Are you more concerned with the rising cost of living than climate change?

The surge in costs has overtaken the climate crisis as the biggest worry for millennials and their younger GenZ counterparts

Evening Standard · May 18, 2022

Project to make local bodies part of climate change fight launched

Initiative implemented by KSDMA and KILA

The Hindu · May 18, 2022

How taking a closer look at your family tree can help you get to grips with climate change

Engaging people when it comes to climate change can be challenging. Climate conversations are often technical and dry, making it hard to see how it connects to our own lives. As a historical researcher I’ve been figuring out how we can make this connection clearer, and believe that taking a…

The Conversation · May 18, 2022

Five extreme weather events recorded in Ireland in 2021 due to escalating climate crisis

The World Meteorological Organisation warned in its State of the Global Climate report that four key climate change records were broken in 2021

Irish Mirror · May 18, 2022

World Meteorological Organisation warns of catastrophic global climate shift

The United Nations weather monitoring body has announced that key climate change indicators set record highs in 2021, warning that the Earth's energy system is driving humanity towards catastrophe.

Radio France Internationale · May 18, 2022

Climate crisis makes extreme Indian heatwaves 100 times more likely – study

Latest analysis adds to evidence that the impacts of global heating are already damaging many lives around the world

The Guardian - UK · May 18, 2022

How climate change is triggering a global collapse in insect numbers

A growing number of reports are suggesting insect numbers are in steep decline. Tim Newbold and Charlie Outhwaite explain why this is of urgent concern

The Independent UK · May 18, 2022

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Evening Standard · May 18, 2022

Cost of living now a bigger worry than climate for Millennials and Gen Z

The cost of living crisis has overtaken climate change as the leading concern of Millennials and Gen Z for the first time, a new survey has revealed.

The Independent UK · May 18, 2022

Colorado, Nebraska jostle over water rights amid drought

The megadrought fueled by climate change that has long gripped the western U.S. is moving eastward

Salon · May 18, 2022

"Ecofascism" and the Buffalo shooting

Social scientist Joseph Henderson on why the Buffalo shooter actually believed he was helping save the planet

The Orange County Register · May 18, 2022

Novelist Benjamin Myers talks crop circles and climate change in ‘The Perfect Golden Circle’

As night falls during the hot turbulent summer of 1989, two men slip into the darkened fields of England to manufacture strangely inspired artworks that transfix and baffle the nation.

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The Conversation · May 18, 2022

Lismore faced monster floods all but alone. We must get better at climate adaptation, and fast

Australia is no stranger to disasters like droughts, floods, bushfires and heatwaves. The problem is, they’re going to get worse. And then worse again. As the global temperature ratchets up, these disasters will grow in size, frequency and intensity. We will have to get much better at adapting, and do…

The Conversation · May 18, 2022

Prompt and accurate information is vital in a pandemic – the climate and biodiversity crises demand the same urgency

Denying the severity of a crisis neither removes nor lessens the problem. Sticking to the status quo because it doesn’t suit our work practices, or social and economic norms, not only delays the inevitable, it compounds the problem.

ABC News · May 17, 2022

Rising insurance sees disaster victims call on politicians to address costs days out from election

Ruth Haggar discovered her home was under-insured when she lost it in the Black Summer bushfires and can't understand why politicians are "not speaking up" this federal election.

The Conversation · May 17, 2022

Canada faces huge physical costs from climate change, making net zero a great investment

There has been a lot of discussion in Canada lately about the financial costs of achieving the country’s climate targets. And rightly so. The situation is urgent and we need to act now.

ABC News · May 17, 2022

Regional Queensland loses federal election spotlight as major parties focus elsewhere

Experts say there has been a "noticeable drop in emphasis" on regional Queensland during the 2022 campaign as major parties focus on other electorates.

The Conversation · May 17, 2022

6 books about the climate crisis that offer hope

Coral bleaching, floods, bushfire, biodiversity decline and extinction – as we witness the effects of climate change, amid a stream of reports warning of the cost of government inaction, it is easy to feel overwhelmed.

The Conversation · May 17, 2022

Connecting fragmented wolverine habitat is essential for their conservation

Present day wolverines, which emerged during the ice age, have been declining globally despite their many adaptions to live in challenging, rugged environments.

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