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$147 billion on the hook with green building delays

Building greener homes and offices could increase GDP over three decades by $147 billion, but advocates worry a programme to do just that is being slow rolled.

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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.

Newsroom.co.nz

Nigeria's northwest faces worsening malnutrition - MSF

Nigeria faces worsening malnutrition in the northwest due to insecurity, high food prices and the impact of climate change, Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) said on Tuesday, calling for the region to be included in United Nations funding plans next year.

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Peril ahead for red kite chicks born during times of drought

Take a drive down England’s M40 motorway and chances are you’ll see a large bird with a forked tail overhead searching for roadkill: the red kite.

The Conversation

Older people left out as UN speeches repeatedly invoke young

As war, climate change and inequality have consumed much of the U.N. General Assembly, world leaders have largely left out mention of the planet’s aging population

The Independent UK

Climate change means the Inuit do what they've always done: Adapt

Rex Holwell has spent his life on the sea ice that forms each winter off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in eastern Canada. Like other Inuit, he learned to hunt seals and fish from his father and other men. They would skim over the sea ice, first on dog…

Reuters

WTO can reach deals on 'difficult' topics by early 2024 - WTO chief

The head of the World Trade Organization said on Tuesday the 164-member body can negotiate more ambitious deals, such as on agriculture, climate change and internal reform by its next major meeting, after concluding a series of trade deals in June.

Reuters

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Editorial: Climate change already torments the poor. It will soon come for the rich

A new study might finally get the attention of industrial leaders and others who have shrugged off the threat of human-caused climate change. It finds that more than half a million privately owned parcels of coastal property — the kind of property generally held by the well-heeled — could be…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Nations seek aviation climate pact despite global tensions

A United Nations body has begun global talks to hammer out a consensus on reducing airline emissions in the face of lingering discord over climate change and the impact of war in Ukraine.

Reuters

At UN, a fleeting opportunity to tell their nations' stories

Pakistan’s new prime minister stepped onto the U.N. podium to spin a tale of floods and climate change

The Independent UK

Texas is No. 1 for weather-related power outages

DALLAS — Texas leads the country for the number of weather-related power outages over the past two decades, says a new report by a climate change nonprofit.

Tribune News Service

South Lanarkshire Council celebrates Scotland's Climate Week 2022

The council is highlighting funds for community groups to tackle climate change.

Daily Record

New £100,000 green fund for East Ayrshire businesses looking to cut their carbon footprint

It is part of a wider £1m Climate Change fund set up by East Ayrshire Council in February.

Daily Record

Julien Brave NoiseCat: 'Indigenous peoples have survived an apocalypse'

As the world struggles to overcome the huge problems of today, it would do well to turn towards indigenous peoples for solutions. That's the message from Julian Brave NoiseCat, a writer, journalist and advocate for indigenous peoples. He believes that First Peoples can make a significant contribution to understanding and…

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Australia violated the rights of Torres Strait Islanders by failing to act on climate change, the UN says. Here's what that means

In a landmark decision, a United Nations committee on Friday found Australia’s former Coalition government violated the human rights of Torres Strait Islanders by failing to adequately respond to the climate crisis.

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3 Facts That Prove Individual Changes Make A Difference To The Planet If Yr Feeling Apathetic

Between the ongoing impacts of the pandemic, the Pete and Kim saga, and so much more, it’s been a weird year so far.To add insult to injury, we’ve also faced a considerable number of catastrophic natural events — because, on top of everything, we’re currently living through the ugly repercussions…

The Hindu

‘Change in lifestyle only solution to fight climate change’

Indian Institute of Science professor says climate change will affect millions of human beings, flora and fauna

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Bank Pledges $2 Billion for Flood-ravaged Pakistan

The World Bank said it will provide about $2 billion in aid to Pakistan, ravaged by floods that have killed more than 1,600 people this year, the largest pledge of assistance so far. Unprecedented monsoon rains and flooding this year — which many experts attribute to climate change — have…

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The Fight To Stop Research Into a Cheap, Effective Backup Plan for Climate Change

Why are activists trying to stop research into a promising backup plan to handle climate change?

The Independent UK

Labour promises to put fight against climate change at heart of foreign policy

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy will commit a Labour government to push for an international law to tackle environmental destruction.

The Hindu

Mann ki Baat | Chandigarh airport to be named after Bhagat Singh, says PM Modi

PM Modi also said that climate change is a major threat to marine ecosystems and that the litter on beaches is disturbing.

AAP

Gardens the secret to climate change fight

The role of botanic gardens around the world in monitoring climate change will be explored at a global conference in Melbourne starting on Sunday.

The Hindu

Save nature and restore green cover to face the challenges of climate change, says Stalin

‘It is my government’s policy to strike a balance between nature and development’

The Independent UK

Interview: New UN climate chief takes the fight personally

The United Nations official now in charge of the fight to curb climate change has a personal stake in the battle to reduce emissions

The Conversation

Fiona hits Atlantic Canada: Climate change means the region will see more frequent storms

Atlantic Canada has been left reeling from the impacts of one of the largest and most dangerous ocean storms to ever hit the region. Hurricane Fiona made landfall as a powerful post-tropical storm on Saturday along the eastern shore of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, delivering…

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