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‘Gateway to Hell’: Turkmenistan urged to plug gas leaks driving climate change

Home to the Darvaza Crater, a massive molten pit that has spewed flames and noxious gases for decades, Turkmenistan has the world’s worst record when it comes to climate-heating methane leaks. As it pledges to plug the smouldering crater, the reclusive central Asian nation is under pressure to fix its…

France 24

Most of the Air We Breathe Daily Isn’t Healthy, Even if You Can’t See It

As the eastern U.S. reeled from days of thick wildfire smoke in early June, millions of people faced the reality of climate change for the first time.

Inverse

Climate change taking toll on Darjeeling tea gardens and workers

Behind the serenity of Darjeeling’s famed tea gardens with gentle slopes stretching green and pine trees seemingly touching the skies, a crisis unfolds quietly, almost unseen — climate change that is affecting production, the flavour of the tea and the health of hundreds of workers.

The Hindu

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Cruising to Nome: The first U.S. deep water port for the Arctic to host cruise ships, military

Climate change is opening up the Arctic, and a $600 million-plus expansion will make Nome on Alaska's western coast the nation’s first deep-water Arctic port

The Independent UK

World Bank approves $150-million loan for Resilient Kerala programme

The World Bank’s Board of Directors has approved a $150-million loan to support the Resilient Kerala programme designed to strengthen Kerala’s preparedness for natural disasters, climate change impact, and disease outbreaks.

The Hindu

Fasten seat belts tighter than ever! Climate change is making flights a lot bumpier

Over 41 years, clear-air turbulence has increased up to 55 per cent, with climate change driving the increase, airlines might need solutions.

The New Daily

Canada wildfires: an area larger than the Netherlands has been burned so far this year -- here's what is causing them

Over the past few weeks, wildfires have ravaged large swathes of Canada. The fires have burned millions of hectares of land, displaced tens of thousands of people and disrupted the lives of millions.

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For venture capitalists, investing in climate tech isn't a leap of faith

The world needs new technology to avert the worst disasters of climate change. VCs need to be selective on which startups they back.

Fortune

Campaigners win right to challenge England’s food strategy over climate crisis

Feedback argues ministers’ failure to include measures to reduce production of meat and dairy products was unlawful

The Guardian - UK

Hay fever warning as Met Office says climate change could be making it worse

Warmer temperatures and more sunshine linked to increased severity of some pollen types, as allergies hit all-time high

The Independent UK

Climate change likely led to violence in early Andean populations: Research

Current climate change has caused challenges for humanity, such as wildfires and shorter growing seasons for staple crops, which have spilled over into economic consequences. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Bristol gets £3.6m boost to make walking and cycling safer with five new projects

Council bosses said walking and cycling help cut congestion, get people healthier and tackle climate change

Bristol Post

UN climate talks in Bonn end in stalemate as poorer countries plead for action

Ten days of climate talks wrapped up in Bonn, Germany, on Thursday with negotiators unable to agree on key issues ahead of the Cop28 summit in December. Developing countries that are especially vulnerable to climate change say richer ones are failing to deliver the funding they need to weather the…

Radio France Internationale

Rare bee-eaters return to the UK, highlighting the effects of climate change

The colourful birds are usually native to Africa and the southern Med

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UK scientists warn of 'deadly virus' due to climate change that kills nearly every second patient

Scientists in the UK have warned the government about the "highly likely" arrival of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) due to climate change, the Mirror reported. CCHF is a viral hemorrhagic fever usually transmitted by ticks.

The Walrus

Stop Calling Each New Disaster “The New Normal”

When it comes to the climate crisis, new normals convey a single, grim message: instead of acting, get used to it

Salon

Is a smoke-bomb planet our future?

That poisonous orange haze in New York was the 9/11 moment for climate change — or at least it should have been

The Guardian - UK

Hay fever may get worse due to climate change, says Met Office

Warning comes as 12 areas of UK put on red alert for ‘very high’ pollen levels

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The Week

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023 review

Every year since 1769, the Royal Academy has hosted a Summer Exhibition, a “cave-of-wonders-cum-candy-shop-cum-car-boot-sale of works by known academicians and keen members of the public”, said Laura Freeman in The Times. And, as the saying goes, “it is what it is”. This latest iteration, stewarded by watercolourist David Remfry, features…

Al Jazeera

World breaks average temperature record for June: EU

EU Copernicus Climate Change Service says start of June saw global surface air temper break heat records for the period.

The Independent UK

June temperatures briefly passed key climate threshold. Scientists expect more such spikes

Worldwide temperatures briefly exceeded a key warming threshold earlier this month, drawing notice in the scientific community and prompting public chatter that climate change might be accelerating

Bangkok Post

Can democracy survive the polycrisis?

We are living in troubled times. Too much is happening too fast. People are confused. The Columbia University economic historian Adam Tooze has, indeed, popularised a word for it. He calls it a "polycrisis".

WEKU

Can a playlist of fish music save the world's coral reefs?

The wondrous findings of a global project to record the sound of ocean habitats threatened by climate change and pollution.

France 24

These satellite images do not prove that Canadian wildfires were caused deliberately

Conspiracy theorists are sharing a viral TikTok video of satellite images that show wildfires in Canada spreading "at the same time". This could be proof that these fires were caused on purpose by the "elites" rather than by climate change. We have an explanation for the video in this edition…

The Conversation

Awe can alter our sense of self and open us to new possibilities – could it help save the planet?

Arnold Schwarzenegger recently made the claim that climate change has an image problem. He railed against what he thinks is an overemphasis on degrowth and bad optics:

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