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Scientists want a seed vault on the Moon

Climate change is driving calls to save earth's biodiversity by storing DNA samples on the lunar surface

Salon

Why does Vermont keep flooding? It's complicated, but experts warn it could become the norm

Vermont is flooding and experts say the state could see catastrophic events for the foreseeable future

The Independent UK

Paris Summer Olympics Athletes Battle Extreme Heatwave

Athletes at Paris Summer Olympics face extreme heat due to climate change, impacting Mediterranean region with deadly heatwaves.

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Paris Olympics Face Climate Change Challenges

Paris Olympics faced challenges due to climate change, emphasizing the need for climate resilience in event planning.

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Olympics bet against climate change with swimming in Seine and may lose. Scientists say told you so

The Paris Olympics bet against climate change when they scheduled some outdoor swimming events in the Seine River, and they may lose

The Independent UK

Sicily's Resilience Amid Worst Drought In Decades

Sicily, Italy faces severe drought due to climate change, prompting water rationing and resilience among residents. Efforts are underway to address the cri...

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More than 90 dead, hundreds feared trapped in southern India landslides

Landslides in the southern Indian state of Kerala on Tuesday killed at least 93 people, according to local authorities. Hundreds are still feared missing after heavy monsoon rains collapsed hillsides and triggered torrents of mud, water and tumbling boulders.

France 24

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Water is still flowing for tourists on this Italian holiday island. A record year could change that

The drought has gotten so bad that it’s putting residents at even greater risk, even as water still flows to hotels

The Independent UK

Coral restoration is a speculative, feel-good science that won’t save our reefs

Climate change has killed billions of corals and fundamentally changed coral reefs. The response, especially in Australia, has been to fix the symptoms, not address the cause – climate change for which humans are responsible.

The Conversation

Sustainable fuel hopes take off with eyes on emissions

Flights could become more environmentally friendly as Australia and New Zealand explore ways to produce sustainable aviation fuel at home.

AAP

Climate change's impact on hunger

"Hunger and food insecurity are no longer merely benchmarks of public health. They are symptoms of a warming world"

Salon

Germany's Sanssouci Park seeks solutions as its trees struggle with climate change

The avenues, monuments and gardens in the park surrounding Sanssouci Palace, a sprawling green oasis in the heart of the German city of Potsdam and a UNESCO world heritage site, look as magnificent as ever

The Independent UK

Galapagos Islands Facing Threats From Climate Change And Invasive Species

Learn about the threats facing the Galápagos Islands from climate change, invasive species, and plastic pollution, and the conservation efforts in place to...

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Manila is reeling after a super typhoon. We must prepare fast-growing megacities for worsening disasters

Last week, a strong typhoon left a trail of destruction across the Philippines, Taiwan and China. Super Typhoon Gaemi began as a tropical storm but intensified rapidly, leaving at least 65 people dead and triggering environmental fears after it sank an oil tanker in Manila Bay.

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Indonesia's Sea Nomads Turn To Jobs On Land

Sofyan Sabi's sea-dwelling community has fished beneath the waves off the Indonesian coast for centuries, but climate change and overfishing have forced him and many of his contemporaries on land to make a living.

The Independent UK

Fires in the West are becoming ever bigger, consuming. Why and what can be done?

Experts say a massive wildfire in northern California and scores of smaller ones across the western U.S. and Canada are the legacy of the nation’s fire-suppression experts and climate change

Inverse

These Adorable Sea Creatures Play A Key Role In Tracking Climate Change

Researchers have been attaching tags to the foreheads of seals for the past two decades to collect data in remote and inaccessible regions.

Inverse

Can We Fix Climate Change If People Don’t Believe In It? Science History Offers Hope

Strange as it may seem, early germ theorists could tell us a lot about today’s attitudes toward climate change.

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Inverse

Why We Find Extreme Weather So Fascinating — And How That Can Be Used for Good

When climate change leads the news, it’s often down to a hurricane, heatwave or flood.

Evening Standard

Gardener's notebook: Kew's precious trees are at risk of climate change — here's the plan to save them

Half of Kew Gardens’ trees could die off in the next 60 years according to a new report

The Guardian - UK

Extreme heat poses ‘real risk’ to Spain’s mass tourism industry

Public health adviser says higher temperatures caused by climate crisis pose danger for visitors not used to them

Salon

Biden plans $575M for coastal resilience

The bill proposes investing in making coastal and Great Lakes communities more resilient to climate change

Salon

Harris on climate: Better than Biden?

Biden did more to address climate change than any previous president. Will Harris be willing to go further?

LiveScience

'Brain-eating' infections could become more common, scientists warn

Researchers think climate change will soon cause an increase in the incidence of Naegleria fowleri infections, a "brain-eating" disease.

The Conversation

Inside the political struggle at the IPCC that will determine the next six years of climate science

The UN’s climate science advisory group, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), is currently meeting in Bulgaria to decide on a timeline for its next “cycle” of reports over the rest of this decade. That decision should have been taken in January, but government divisions arose over aligning IPCC…

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