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France 24
Tens of thousands of people protested across France Saturday to call for more attention to the climate crisis in the runup to presidential polls next month.
Newsroom
New Zealand farmers and growers have three weeks left to consider their sectors’ response to emissions reductions. Vincent Heeringa wonders why primary sector emissions are harder to fix than they should be.
Mother Jones
“This is a fossil fuel war. It’s clear we cannot continue to live this way.”
www.abc.net.au
The ongoing floods in Queensland and New South Wales are on track to be one of Australia's worst-ever natural disasters, a Climate Council report says, linking the destruction to climate change.
www.bbc.com
A tiny lake in New Zealand's South Island is the crown jewel on an isolated pest-free island reserve that's reaping the rewards of regeneration.
Newsroom
Climate isn’t a can that we can just keep kicking down the road – every delay escalates the scale of the catastrophe, and diminishes the time and resources left to address it, writes Lindsay Wood.
Grist
New research indicates that the forest is losing its ability to recover from deforestation, fire, and drought.
Newsroom
High-profile legal action against the Climate Change Commission may be decided on the technical details, but it raises moral issues which aren't so easily settled.
Mother Jones
Justices Alito and Coney Barrett appear wary of settled science, and that’s a problem.
Russia’s attack is literally tearing the country apart, polluting air and water. Ukrainians will suffer long after the conflict ends.
Newsroom
The University of Auckland's Kevin Trenberth looks at the climate realities put forth in the latest IPCC report.
RNZ
The country is flying blind on environmental harm from tens of thousands of chemicals, a new report says.
the Guardian
UN environment assembly resolution is being hailed as biggest climate deal since 2015 Paris accord
the Guardian
Analysis of the G20 fiscal stimulus spending counters many countries pledges to ‘build back better’
What are the key messages in the UN's sober study on the impacts and risks from rising temperatures?
Newsroom
If there was ever doubt NZ had gone up a blind climate alley by moving towards large plantings of pine trees, the latest international scientists' report has firmly laid that to rest, writes Dame Anne Salmond
RNZ
A major report on climate change released overnight says Māori and Pacific knowledge and practices are critical in responding to climate change. The authors of the report say there's still a brief window of time to avoid the worst outcomes for the planet. University of Canterbury political sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva told Māni Dunlop the NZ Government was not doing enough to elevate Māori and Pacific voices.
Greenpeace International
The world’s leading climate scientists just released their latest assessment on the impacts of climate change and how and to what extent those impacts can be adapted to.
Newsroom
A panel of global climate experts finds that human health and natural ecosystems are under threat and we have little time to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Stuff
Major report says humanity's ability to adapt to climate change impacts reaches a tipping point at 1.5 degrees of warming. We are at 1.1C now.
RNZ
The authors of the new report say that there is still a brief window of time to avoid the very worst.
Newshub
The United Nations issued a major climate change warning in a major report on Monday (local time).
Mother Jones
Rising seas, scorching wildfires, and devastating droughts are expected to get much worse.
Grist
In a bid to address California’s severe water crisis and its growing demand for renewable energy, a new project in the San Joaquin Valley seeks to install solar panels across the tops of irrigation canals.
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