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Climate change will cause more African children to die from hot weather

Climate change has already increased global temperatures, greatly increasing extremes. This will continue unless greenhouse gas emissions are reduced to “net-zero”. The 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement requires emissions reductions of around 50% in the next 10 years.

The Conversation

Children of climate change come of age in 'Katrina Babies'

A new documentary, “Katrina Babies,” looks at how a generation of New Orleans residents coming of age after Hurricane Katrina, are reconciling with the catastrophic storm that transformed their lives

The Independent UK

What we learned from the Scottish Government's polling on climate change

THE Scottish Government has published internal polling on climate change after a Freedom of Information request ...

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More than 800 dead from deadly flash floods in two months as 300,000 escape disaster

Flash floods in Pakistan have devastated large areas of a number of its provinces, killing over 800 and displacing 300,000. Experts believe floods may get worse in the future owing to climate change

Daily Mirror

George Skelton: Newsom tries to have it both ways on fighting climate change and California's housing shortage

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Top priorities often conflict. Enjoy a vacation or advance at work? Save money for retirement or your kids' college education?

Los Angeles Times

Faye Flam: Scientists love issuing warnings. Here's one for them

Climate-change activists should take some lessons from the mismanagement and miscommunication surrounding the pandemic. In both cases, people across the political spectrum feel helpless in the face of the problem. In both cases, experts need to figure out how to get people to overcome these feelings and act.

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Steve Lopez: We're in a climate crisis. It shouldn't be this hard to buy an electric car

A year and a half ago, my conscience got to me, so I went shopping for an electric car.

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Climate Change Has Been Harming Bees For Almost A Century, New Study Reveals

The study was published in the Journal of Animal Ecology.

Zenger

One disaster after another: why we must act on the reasons some communities are facing higher risks

The New Zealand town of Nelson remains in a state of emergency, with nearly 500 homes evacuated, after the region received more than three times its average August rainfall in less than five days last week.

The Conversation

In a climate crisis, how do we treat businesses that profit from carbon pollution?

Introducing the New Zealand government’s first Emissions Reduction Plan in June, climate change minister James Shaw observed:

The Conversation

The world’s roads aren’t ready for climate change

Too much heat and some roads buckle, too much water and some roads flood, what can be done? Asks William Ralston

The Independent UK

How a high-risk California town learned to live with fire

As climate change fuels increasingly severe blazes in US, Topanga has taken steps to reduce its vulnerability.

Al Jazeera

Celebrity Climate Culprits: What Elon Musk, Steven Spielberg, Kylie Jenner And Others Have In Common

A few years ago, Elon Musk told Rolling Stone, “Climate change is the biggest threat that humanity faces this century," touting his electric vehicle company, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:

Benzinga

Sinkholes on NYC streets are a growing danger as climate change brings heavy rain that breaks sewers

NEW YORK — New Yorkers stand on ground that is crumbling beneath their feet — and Angelo Bastone has seen it for himself.

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Tractor protests and hot air: Our greatest emitters put up the biggest fight

In the third of our Net Zero: The Road to 2050 podcasts, Nikki Mandow turns her attention to the most contentious climate sector – agriculture.

Newsroom.co.nz

Getting off a drowning island isn't easy

Sea level rise is destroying people's homes across the Pacific, but how can they move on?

The Guardian - US

John Oliver on corporate ‘net zero’ proposals: ‘We cannot offset our way out of climate change’

The Last Week Tonight host digs into the overstated promises of corporate carbon neutrality through ‘carbon offset’ schemes

The Independent UK

Sunrun CEO Powell sees need for more rooftop solar

As the head of the nation’s largest rooftop solar installer, Mary Powell has a stake in the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act

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Climate disasters risk putting a damper on electric-car making

Automakers racing to make more electric vehicles have a problem: Climate change is catching up with the industry.

The Independent UK

Charles says climate change ‘cannot be solved’ without China

The Prince of Wales said the future of humanity depends on ‘an ever more urgent solution’.

Inverse

A wild cosmic plot straight out science fiction could slow climate change

The idea is to develop a raft of thin bubble-like membranes that block or reflect Sun light.

The Denver Post

'We needed a deal yesterday': Deadline passes without deal to save Colorado River. What now?

Trillions of gallons of water must be saved from the drying Colorado River to avoid the worst-case scenario brought on by drought, climate change and overuse, federal officials announced earlier this summer, setting a deadline for Aug. 15.

The Guardian - UK

Labour calls on next Tory PM to make insulating homes a ‘national mission’

Shadow minister Ed Miliband says pensioners will go cold and bills will stay high if next occupant of No 10 fails to act fast

Tribune News Service

California is at risk of a mega-flood. Are Central Valley communities prepared for it?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It starts to rain, and it doesn’t stop. Day after day after day. The rivers keep rising. Mud, ash and burned logs from recent wildfires clog the rapidly rising channels. Levees overtop or burst. Dams strain or buckle. Neighborhoods are submerged. Flood waters wash over freeways.

The National (Scotland)

Wealthy pushing up land costs to ‘greenwash’ image, campaigners warn

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