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Climate change the issue on which Australians do not want both sides of the argument: new research

Should journalists always treat an issue even-handedly? Our research reveals that when it comes to climate change, many Australians would prefer they didn’t. For general news, people want news outlets to reflect a range of views so they can make up their own mind about an issue. However, when it…

The Conversation

Green investments backed by public despite bills soaring, Co-op Bank finds

The highest agreement was among those earning £80,000 to £100,000

Birmingham Post

Climate change is making the world more dangerous for women, queers, and gender minorities

A new study links rising temperatures with rising violence.

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This live-cam of bears fishing in Alaska will make you whole

A salmon twisting in a bear’s jaws shouldn’t be this hypnotic, but here we are.

Mic

How motorsports, cinema and museums are fighting climate change

In Gurugram’s Museo Camera, lights come on when you step in and fade out as you leave. Launched in 2019 and built on the principles of sustainability, the crowd-funded museum, which houses over 5,000 photographic equipments, installed solar panels in April 2022 to power their energy needs.

The Hindu

UN chief slams ‘delusional’ fossil fuels dash amid Ukraine war

Antonio Guterres warns that ‘perilous doubling down’ on coal, oil and gas by major economies will worsen climate change.

Al Jazeera

A sighting reveals extinction and climate change in a single image

A group of researchers photograph a woolly mammoth tusk on the banks of the Koyukuk River in Alaska.

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U.N. chief says the dash for new fossil fuels is 'delusional'

Rich countries have made a dangerous dash for fossil fuels in response to the Ukraine war, the U.N. secretary-general said on Tuesday, warning that new investments being made in coal, oil and gas were "delusional" given their impact on climate change.

Reuters

The 1977 White House climate memo that should have changed the world

Years before the climate crisis was part of national discourse, this memo to the president predicted catastrophe

The Guardian - US

Iraq Swept by Tenth Sandstorm in Weeks

Iraq temporarily closed Baghdad airport Monday as choking clouds of dust blanketed the capital, the latest crippling sandstorm in a country that has warned climate change poses an "existential threat". It was the tenth such storm since mid-April to hit Iraq, which has been battered by intense droughts, soil degradation,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

In hottest city on Earth, mothers bear brunt of climate change

Heavily pregnant Sonari toils under the burning sun in fields dotted with bright yellow melons in Jacobabad, which last month became the hottest city on Earth.

Reuters

What two degrees of warming means and why it’s not too late if we act now

There’s still time for action to prevent catastrophic climate change

The Guardian - AU

China vows to adapt better to climate change as risks soar

China's economy and society are at increasing risk from climate change and the country needs to improve adaptation mechanisms and monitoring capabilities at every level of government, according to a new policy document.

Reuters

We know heatwaves kill animals. But new research shows the survivors don’t get off scot-free

Extreme heat waves can cause birds and mammals to die en masse. But it’s more common for an animal to experience relatively mild heat stress that doesn’t kill it. Our new findings suggest that unfortunately, these individuals can suffer long-term health damage.

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'Social cost per tonne': how Hunter mine expansion bid tackles climate change

The 'downstream consumption of coal by end users' doesn't count at home, says coal-mining company MACH Energy

The Hindu

Environmental governance at centre stage

Indira Gandhi’s insights have shaped global institutional response to climate change

The Independent UK

Lindsey Graham says climate change is no reason to 'destroy' fossil fuel industry in debate with Bernie Sanders

The senators faced off in a live debate on Monday that was moderated by Fox News

The Hindu

Jayanthi is new TNPCB chief

She has collaborated with national and international organisations on various projects

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Sky News Australia is a global hub for climate misinformation, report says

Murdoch-owned channel creates and distributes content promoting climate scepticism across the world, analysis finds

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Funds to help deliver public training to address climate crisis

THE Scottish Council of Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) has received tens of thousands of pounds to help host a programme of free education and…

The New Daily

Periods and climate change among new leave entitlements

Are you a community volunteer? You could get some days off work for that. Is your period due next week? You may not have to work through the cramps. Leave

ABC News

Archbishop accused of promoting climate change denier's views on anniversary of Pope's landmark letter

Tasmania's Archbishop is accused of promoting the views of a climate change denier at the same time the global church is marking the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis's encyclical Laudato Si: On care for our common home.

Newsroom.co.nz

Defence Minister's challenge: Can militaries go green?

Talk of boosting defence budgets runs the risk of also boosting emissions – but politicians say forces can decarbonise without demilitarising.

The Independent UK

Latino activism leads in grassroot efforts on climate change

Latinos are leading the way in U.S. activism around climate change from grassroots organizing to global advocacy, often drawing on traditions from their ancestral homelands and the experience of effects on their communities

The Conversation

Cats that are allowed to roam can spread diseases to humans and wildlife

For decades, scientists have warned that ecologically destructive activities increase the risk of diseases spilling over between wildlife and human populations. Examples of these drivers include climate change, habitat loss, wildlife trafficking, environmental contamination, expansion of anthropocentric activities and invasive species introduction.

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