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Countless reports show water is undrinkable in many Indigenous communities. Why has nothing changed?

Tap water in more than 500 remote Indigenous communities isn’t regularly tested and often isn’t safe to drink, according to a water industry report released last week. In some communities, drinking water contained unacceptable levels of uranium, arsenic, fluoride and nitrate.

The Conversation

Eight billion people and counting: can planet Earth sustain its population?

According to a projection by the United Nations, planet Earth will welcome its eight billionth inhabitant this Tuesday. While some experts worry that this is too many people, most say the bigger problem is the overconsumption of resources by the wealthiest.

Radio France Internationale

I was a lead author on the climate report that won Al Gore the Nobel Prize. Here’s what we know now that we didn’t know then

Climate scientists and economists have been too conservative in their estimates of the impact of climate change, writes David Schimel.

Fortune

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Climate finance for Africa: the key challenges and what needs to be done about them

Climate change is a significant threat to development across Africa. Important sectors, such as agriculture, health and water will feel a considerable adverse impact from 1.5⁰C-2⁰C of global warming, according to a report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

The Conversation

Explainer - COP27: How climate change impacts countries around the world

While delegates at the COP27 climate conference discuss the shared problem of climate change, each country will face its own challenges and threats.

Reuters

Why scientists are using the word scary over the climate crisis

The former BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin has spent his career talking to scientists. Now they’re telling him they’re scared of what they’re seeing

The Guardian - UK

Explainer-What the latest IPCC science says about climate change

At the COP27 conference in Egypt, delegates will be relying on decades of scientific research published by the U.N. climate science agency to inform their decisions about future energy plans and warming trajectories.

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Brazil, Indonesia and DRC in talks to form ‘Opec of rainforests’

Spurred by Lula’s election, the three countries, home to half of all tropical forests, will pledge stronger conservation efforts

The Guardian - UK

IPCC, methane and carbon offsetting: Cop27 jargon buster

World leaders meeting for UN climate talks in Egypt are under pressure to take action. Here are some commonly used terms and what they mean

The Guardian - UK

Nile is in mortal danger, from its source to the sea

Alty (Sudan) (AFP) - The pharaohs worshipped it as a god, the eternal bringer of life.But the clock is ticking on the Nile.

AFP

Climate Questions: What are the sources of emissions?

Greenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and fluorinated gases are all hotting up the planet

The Independent UK

Food shock: Crop-battering disasters highlight climate threat

Paris (AFP) - Rolling crises linked to war, weather disasters and the pandemic have shaken global food systems and tipped millions into hunger and poverty.

AFP

Soup on the van Gogh: Kids are alright

Was the London soup-throwing incident an absurd plea for attention? Absolutely — it was also totally justified

Salon

What we know — and don’t — about how climate change impacts hurricanes like Ian

MIAMI — It’s a question that follows any natural disaster, especially monster hurricanes like Ian: Was this caused by climate change?

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The Hindu

What it will take to avert a global climate catastrophe

The Global Stocktake of 2023 is a major opportunity for emerging economies and least developed countries to call richer countries to account.

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Why flying school strikers aren't hypocrites

Shaming people for their choices when those choices are constrained by living in a society reliant on fossil fuels is not just illogical, it doesn't work.

The Guardian - AU

Sky and the Australian find ‘no evidence’ of a climate emergency – they weren’t looking hard enough

The media outlets gave sizeable coverage to journal article that climate scientists said misrepresented their research

Bristol Post

'Just Stop Oil': Two Bristol women deliberately get jailed

"We’ve exhausted all other options"

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'Too hard to get to work': climate change is making workers' lives more difficult

“Work” – broadly defined – is what allows society to function. Like other old certainties, it is under threat from climate change.

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World leadership is failing on climate, but history can be changed by leaders of another kind

An extract from award-winning scientist and IPCC author Joëlle Gergis’ new book, Humanity’s Moment.

The Conversation

The climate crisis is real – but overusing terms like 'crisis' and 'emergency' comes with risk

“Crisis” is an incredibly potent word, so it’s interesting to witness the way the phrase “climate crisis” has become part of the lingua franca.

Reuters

Climate tipping points of coral die-off, ice sheet collapse closer than thought

When might the world's bleaching coral reefs pass the point of no return? When would warming temperatures cause the Greenland Ice Sheet to collapse and trigger severe sea level rise? These worrying scenarios could happen sooner than expected, according to new scientific research

Salon

Sea level rise gets real

A pair of new studies puts a timeline on how sea level rise will play out on Earth

The Guardian - UK

Record of climate denialism indicates how Rees-Mogg will handle energy brief

Green businesses and investors say prospect of green energy sceptic as cabinet minister in charge does not inspire confidence

France 24

Will France's record-breaking summer of 2022 boost efforts to fight climate change?

The summer of 2022 was a record-breaking season marked by several heatwaves, forest fires and severe drought. These extreme weather events seem to have increased awareness of climate change among the French. But will it be followed by concrete action?

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