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The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

The shocking warming stripes which show extent of climate change in Greater Manchester we can't ignore

It comes as the UK recorded its warmest year on record

Manchester Evening News

Brexit a bigger worry for small businesses than climate change, report finds

MORE than one-third of small businesses in Scotland say the long-term impact of Brexit is a more pressing concern than

The National (Scotland)

Pacific elders back Torres Strait climate action

The former president of Kiribati has lent his support to a court case brought by two Torres Strait Islanders to force Australia to further cut carbon emissions.

AAP

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Princess Mary touches down on climate change mission in the Pacific

Princess Mary of Denmark has touched down in the Pacific to highlight the “consequences of climate change" before she returns to Australia for her first

The New Daily

The IPCC's calls for emissions cuts have gone unheeded for too long – should it change the way it reports on climate change?

Emissions from human activities are substantially increasing the atmospheric concentrations of the greenhouse gases CO₂, methane, CFCs and nitrous oxide. These increases will enhance the greenhouse effect, resulting on average in an additional warming of the Earth’s surface.

The Conversation

California snowpack data debunked: 2023 was no record year. And neither was 1952

SAN JOSE, Calif. — It was the snowpack reading that spawned a hundred headlines. “California ties 1952 record for all-time Sierra snowpack,” proclaimed KTVU. “California’s snowpack soars to record high after 17 atmospheric rivers,” trumpeted the Washington Post.

Tribune News Service

The Messiest Sci-Fi Show of the Year Is Also the Most Important

'Extrapolations' holds up an important mirror to our real world — and we can't look away.

Inverse

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Australian documentary maker praises Scotland's climate change targets

AN Australian actor and documentary maker has said she wishes more countries would take note of Scotland’s commitment to tackle climate change.

The National (Scotland)

Penguin to publish 'I'm a Climate Optimist' by activist Aakash Ranison

On World Earth Day, which is celebrated on April 22 globally, Penguin Random House India announced the acquisition of a new non-fiction book on the environment by climate change activist Aakash Ranison. Titled 'I'm a Climate Optimist', the book will be released on World Environment Day, which will be marked…

The Times of India

Chris Packham makes rallying call for more people to join Extinction Rebellion

The wildlife broadcaster spoke to thousands of climate change protesters from a stage in Westminster.

The Independent UK

Climate change skepticism is dying out

The world is less skeptical of the basic science that underlies climate change than ever before

Salon

The Wildest Gerard Butler Sci-Fi Movie on HBO Max Barely Understands Its Own Science

'Geostorm' has a ludicrous premise, and even more ludicrous technology. Geoengineering can't save us from climate change.

Inverse

Activists Gather for Earth Day, Urge Action to Avoid ‘Dystopian’ Future

Climate change campaigners gathered outside Britain's parliament building ahead of Earth Day to urge action on global warming, while volunteers worldwide geared up to plant trees and clear trash to mark the 54th annual celebration of the environment. Earth Day this year, officially on Saturday, follows weeks of extreme weather…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Climate change discourse is dominated by middle-class white men – it must be intersectional

Earth Day falls every 22 April, and it’s the perfect opportunity to address one of the biggest elephants in the room when it comes to environmental activism, writes Hannah Jackson: not all voices are treated with the same respect

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Extreme weather is nearly universal experience: AP-NORC poll

An overwhelming majority of people in the U.S. say they have recently experienced an extreme weather event, and most of them attribute that to climate change

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Glimpses of a changing Earth, as seen from above

Charred, drained or swamped, built up, dug out or taken apart, blue or green or turned to dust: this is the Earth as seen from above. As the world commemorates Earth Day on Saturday, the footprints of human activity are visible across the planet’s surface. The relationship between people and…

Reuters

Activists gather for Earth Day, urge action to avoid 'dystopian' future

Climate change campaigners gathered in New York's Times Square on Earth Day to urge action on global warming and cuts in plastics use while volunteers worldwide planted trees and cleared trash to mark the 54th annual celebration of the environment.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

‘We still have time to make a difference’: VP touts climate change investment in Florida

MIAMI — One week after massive flooding shut down Fort Lauderdale, Vice President Kamala Harris came to Miami to tout new federal cash to help protect Florida’s coasts from storms and flooding.

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The Independent UK

In Florida, Harris announces $562M for climate resilience

Returning to Florida to discuss climate change, Vice President Kamala Harris announced that $562 million will be spent on 149 projects around the country aimed at improving resilience to threats such as rising seas and the kinds of coastal flooding that recently slammed the southeast part of the state

Al Jazeera

Mayorkas lays out ‘evolved’ US security threats: What to know

Dept of Homeland Security head says migration, artificial intelligence, China, and climate change are top priorities.

Reason

Happy Earth Day! Reason Recycles 5 Decades of Environmental Coverage

A selection of Reason's most incisive articles on population, pollution, resource depletion, biodiversity, energy, climate change, and the ideological environmentalists' penchant for peddling doom.

The Independent UK

LOCALIZE IT: Money flows to US communities in need of trees

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Radio France Internationale

No chance of saving global glaciers as melt rate goes 'off the charts'

The world's glaciers melted at a dramatic rate last year and saving them is effectively a lost cause, the United Nations reported on Friday, as climate change indicators once again hit record highs.

Marie Claire

To celebrate Earth Day - your complete guide to how you can help stop climate change

Aka, tips for living sustainably that don't feel unattainable or overwhelming.

The Conversation

Most people already think climate change is 'here and now', despite what we've been told

A quick search on the internet for “climate change images” readily yields the familiar photograph of a lone polar bear on a shrinking block of ice. Despite signifying an impending crisis, such images make climate change seem abstract – happening a long way off (for most of us), to animals…

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