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Climate change may push North America’s forests to a “tipping point”

A trio of studies in the journal Nature highlights the serious threat global warming poses to boreal and deciduous forests in North America.

Inverse

UK heatwave and global warming erodes coastline and risks wiping areas off map

Walkers watched in horror as a large section of Sidmouth coastline in Devon crashed onto the beach at 9.15am on Monday. Parts of the cliff face were still tumbling into the sea hours later

Daily Mirror

'We're back, baby': New bill boosts US climate credibility

The U.S. has renewed credibility on global climate issues and will be able to inspire other nations in their own efforts, experts say, after the Democrats pushed their big economic bill through the Senate on Sunday

The Independent UK

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Commentary: The new climate bill’s ripple effect on oceans

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), announced in late July by Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., includes $369 billion in tax incentives to boost wind, solar and other clean energy. Although a step in the right direction, the bill will not by itself be enough to keep global…

Tribune News Service

U.S.-China diplomatic breakdown clouds outlook for global climate progress

China's decision to halt bilateral talks on climate change with the United States has cast a cloud of doubt over whether the world can rally enough ambition to address global warming in time to avert its worst impacts.

Reuters

DWP pioneers green buildings

Thailand is seeing a new trend in building designs that promise more energy saving and solutions to support the government's campaigns against global warming, says Bangkok-based architecture company DWP.

Bangkok Post

Global warming sparks major jump in cases of potentially lethal disease

Infected ticks can be found in woodland and heathland areas across Ireland

Irish Mirror

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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.

Evening Standard

What The Careful CEO Should And Shouldn't Talk About: A Handy Guide

CEOs walk a fine line when it comes to talking about hot-button issues like transgender rights or gun control or arming transgender people to fight for the right of immigrants to have affordable health care and equal pay without enduring global warming.

Benzinga

France skirts over Khashoggi killing amid Saudi prince visit

France’s presidency has focused on global warming, the war in Ukraine and the Iran nuclear deal in relaying details about the controversial dinner in Paris between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Emmanuel Macron

The Independent UK

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

The Independent UK

Eating less food from animal sources is key to reducing the risk of wildlife-origin diseases and global warming

The world is at greater risk of infectious diseases that originate in wildlife because people are encroaching on tropical areas of wilderness to feed livestock and hunt wild animals.

The Conversation

Renfrewshire could see more sweltering hot weather in August

Charity warns we could be in for more heatwaves caused by global warming

Daily Record

Is conspiracy on climate change truly more likely than science?

Scientists have been telling us for decades that the cause of global warming is human-induced and that we need to cease burning fossil fuels.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Senators beholden to the fossil fuel industry are not leaders

Heat emergencies in the plains and in the south will cost even more to deal with if measures are not taken now to stem global warming.

Radio France Internationale

France does not use much air conditioning, and wants to keep it that way

France uses more air conditioning than you might expect, with a quarter of households using some kind of device. That number is on the rise, but faced with the effects of global warming and looming energy shortages, authorities in France and in the EU are hoping to encourage alternative ways…

Evening Standard

Environment minister Zac Goldsmith says Extinction Rebellion protests ‘do work’

Environment minister Zac Goldsmith has said that protests by Extinction Rebellion “do work”, and that their tactics reflect the “real anxiety” over global warming felt by the general public.

Daily Mirror

Extreme heatwaves could become common due to greenhouse gases, scientists warn

Global warming caused by man-made greenhouse gases will mean extreme heatwaves could become 30% more frequent by 2050 if appropriate measures are not taken, according to scientists

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The Independent UK

Keke Palmer reveals her retina got sunburned while sun gazing and urges people to ‘protect those eyes’

‘So be careful with that sun, the UVs, the global warming,’ the actress warned

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Massacres, abortion, climate change: What will it take to make voters wake up?

President Joe Biden is correct to blame Congress for the political stalemate blocking action on bills to address urgent issues such as climate change and abortion rights — action that most Americans want to see. But no amount of complaining about Republican obstinacy and Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin’s swing-vote ambivalence…

The Independent UK

Jeremy Clarkson announces death of ‘big pig’ and declares that global warming is ‘over’ after UK heatwave

TV presenter sparked outrage with his comments on global warming earlier this week

Tribune News Service

White House considers emergency declaration to fight climate change

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden will announce executive action to confront climate change after a key senator blocked legislation, but he’s holding off for now on an emergency decree that would allow him to marshal sweeping powers — and billions of federal dollars — against global warming.

Tribune News Service

White House considers emergency declaration to fight climate change

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden will announce executive action to address climate change Wednesday, as he continues to weigh a broader emergency declaration that would allow him to marshal sweeping powers against global warming.

Wales Online

How hot will it be in Wales by 2050 and 2100 as experts predict extreme heatwaves could become new normal

Climate change is set to increase Welsh temperatures even further over the next few decades following record-breaking heat yesterday

France 24

As France battles wildfires, experts call for a rethink of forest management

France’s battle to contain ferocious wildfires in the southwestern Gironde region entered a second week on Tuesday, with more than 19,000 hectares of pine forest already reduced to ashes. While the ecological and economic damage is immense, some conservationists see the fires as an opportunity to adapt Europe’s largest artificial…

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