COP28 has concluded with a resounding success, etching its name in history as the year the world united to forge a new era of climate action. The culmination| Wire Consultancy
A new study from ETH Zurich offers a sharp insight into the climate crisis: since 1990, the richest 10% of people on Earth have caused more than two-thirds of global warming. This warming has led to more frequent and intense heatwaves, droughts, and other climate extremes—especially in regions that have done the least to cause […]| The Horizons Tracker
By MICHAEL SLOVANOSCHRIS “The Climate Clown” Bowen, the Minister for Climate Change and Energy, is not backing down. This fool is unashamedly continuing to claim that so-called renewables will provide Australians with cheaper electricity. He is clearly delusional. It should not, therefore, be a difficult decision for the Liberals to decide this Wednesday, whether or […] The post Dump net zero or we dump you Liberals: No excuse for stupidity appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.| www.cairnsnews.org
The Paris Climate Agreement turns ten this month. But COP21’s outcome — in which 195 countries pledged to reduce their… The post Paris Climate Accord’s Demise—James Hansen was Right appeared first on IER.| IER
Is a billionaire's opinion important just because they are a billionaire? A new We Don’t Have Time analysis exposes how the world’s most influential philanthropist quietly shifted his climate agenda, bankrolled a think tank known for promoting climate delay, and released a well-timed message that eclipsed the UN Secretary-General’s most urgent warning yet.| iNSnet
This morning I’d like to call your attention to three outstanding recent examples of enterprise journalism in The Boston Globe. On Friday I shared my last gift links for the month to The New …| Media Nation
"Why a sudden spike in pregnancies in one Madagascan lemur population might actually be a bad sign for the species."| Longreads
"They have carried different names — from maritime menace to indigenous delicacy to scientific marvel — yet none alone captures their multitude."| Longreads
National Legal and Policy Center has persistently opposed ExxonMobil‘s unrealistic climate policies. We knew the company would eventually have to face the reality that carbon capture and storage projects would be unprofitable without government subsidies. Over roughly the last year, ExxonMobil has steadily walked back its climate promises, which has given NLPC regular opportunities to […]| National Legal And Policy Center
Rainforest Foundation US recognizes and honors the original peoples of the land on which our headquarters is based in Brooklyn, New York: The Ramapough Munsee Lenape, who have cared for these lands and waters for generations. We ask the Ramapough Munsee Lenape people’s permission to be here as their guests and ask their blessing for the good continuation of our work.| Rainforest Foundation US
Marine carbon dioxide removal technologies can help combat climate change, but management, monitoring, and verification standards must be established first.| Scientific Inquirer
Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav calls on developed nations to achieve net-zero targets earlier and deliver climate finance in trillions of dollars| Today's News Headlines: Breaking Stories & Current Updates - The Federal
Decades of state water policy have contributed to the breeding failure, which saw just 324 chicks spring from 20,000 adult gulls.| www.kqed.org
Scholars propose a legal framework to mitigate the risks of solar geoengineering. The post It Only Takes One first appeared on The Regulatory Review.| The Regulatory Review
Adaptation finance is accelerating, with corporate issuers and new taxonomies reshaping how climate resilience is funded amid global volatility. The emergence of adaptation bonds, along with a growing emphasis on adaptation within sustainable finance taxonomies, reflects increasing market recognition of the importance of business resilience to climate change. This shift is backed by compelling data: […]| The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
David Fenton recalls Bill Gates yelling at him in 2010 about climate change. 15 years later, Gates still gets it wrong and he's not alone.| FrameLab
COP30 is the ‘Implementation COP’, it is a summit at which we hope that world leaders will move from pledges to action. Key areas of discussion centre around six themes: 1. Mitigation – Reducing greenhouse gas emissions2. Adaptation – Building resilience to climate impacts3. Finance – Mobilising funds for climate solutions4. Technology – Sharing and […]| Joint Public Issues Team
As COP30 begins in Brazil, Catholic Church leaders urge nations to respect Indigenous communities and act unselfishly together to address climate change and protect creation. The post At COP30 in the Amazon, Catholic leaders urge global cooperation on climate change appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
The Clean Economy Coalition of Color (CECC) is an alliance of some of the nation’s most insightful Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, and Pacific Islander leaders and advocates of color. This … Read more The post Event Recap: Climate Disasters: Stories of Resilience and Preparedness appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
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Albanese wants you to pay $1 billion to host a party for climate billionaires to fly in on private jets and lecture us on “reducing our carbon footprint”. The “Conference of Parties” has previously told the world to stop eating red meat, stop driving affordable petrol and diesel cars, and generally commit economic suicide on the altar of net-zero. One Nation says ditch this nonsense and restore in cheap power, paddock grown meat on the BBQ and an affordable four wheel drive in the gar...| Malcolm Roberts
Most people worldwide want their governments to take bold action at COP30, with Latin American countries, especially Brazil, showing the strongest support for ambitious climate targets. The post Global Majority Calls for Ambitious Climate Action at COP30 appeared first on GlobeScan | Know your world. Lead the future..| GlobeScan | Know your world. Lead the future.
Ten years after the world agreed on an historic framework for climate action, the very features that made the Paris Agreement possible are now holding it back. Designed to foster […]| Global Government Forum
Out of control. The post Battling to Tame Invasive Species in B.C. appeared first on MONTECRISTO.| MONTECRISTO
I am trying to improve my poetry skills. If you take time to read these, please please please comment with feedback. Which of the three speaks to you most? Which least? Are they any good, really? Let me know...| Run Deep
Woodside and other exporters have a "shocking record" of not providing evidence that gas helps reduce carbon emissions, according to Chris Tallentire.| Boiling Cold
The utility marked the first year of its $10 million program to put solar on the rooftops of people who couldn’t otherwise afford it.| KPBS Public Media
CPUC is planning to review requests to overturn its decision to change the rules governing rooftop solar in California.| KPBS Public Media
A long-term study compiled from field work on four continents over five decades has unearthed new species of kangaroo paws and related genera. The post Global project unearths new species of wildflowers appeared first on The Global Plant Council.| The Global Plant Council
Plants and microbes often have a symbiotic relationship, relying on each other for nutrients or shelter. Understanding and engineering such symbioses is an essential step in the journey towards tackling global challenges such as food security, carbon capture and ecosystem restoration. Now researchers have reported in depth on the symbiotic relationships and microbial communities within Azolla ferns, bringing new insights to these important plants. The post Fern leaf pockets hide secrets of ...| The Global Plant Council
Nature conservation policies are trying to safeguard forests all over the world, which is a good thing. But it seems like less-flashy ecosystems are getting left behind. Grassy ecosystems include grasslands, savannas, shrublands, woodlands and tundra. Experts say these ecosystems are being neglected by current conservation efforts. The post No one cares about the grass, but we should appeared first on The Global Plant Council.| The Global Plant Council
By Heifer International Like many of the farmers in his small community near Colonia Yucatán in Eastern Mexico, José Eliseo Uicab Ay rises before the sun comes up. He sets out from his home, traveling almost two miles down a narrow, tree-lined path to his milpa, a tract of land for cultivating crops amid the surrounding subtropical Continue Reading| Global Washington
The 30th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP30) is now underway and, for the first time, the circular economy has a dedicated day The post COP30 marks first-ever circular economy day as global climate talks intensify appeared first on Circular Online.| Circular Online
A new report by the UK Health Security Agency has found that climate change is negatively affecting mental health in the UK today. The report by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), a government agency responsible for all health security in England, says an increasing awareness of the long-term impacts of climate change is leading to […] The post Climate change negatively affecting mental health, report finds appeared first on Circular Online.| Circular Online
The UK Government has said it will improve climate and sustainability education in schools following a review. The post Government to add climate change education to school curriculum appeared first on Circular Online.| Circular Online
From storms to oil booms, the region’s past is marked by extraction, upheaval, and the migrations they set in motion.| The MIT Press Reader
If the only way to stop climate change is to burn more fossil fuels in the short run, then we're already doomed.| Collapse Musings
Climate Change is rapidly accelerating and will lead to the collapse of civilization in the lifetimes of most people alive today. Here's why.| Collapse Musings
China's carbon dioxide emissions have been flat or declining since March 2024. Solar power increased by 46% and wind power by 11% in the third quarter, covering nearly all the increase in electricity demand. Emissions from the transport sector fell by 5% due to the rapid spread of electric vehicles.| Warp News
“The Literature of Climate Displacement” is the main theme for an upcoming issue of Public Humanities, which will be guest edited by Tanu Gupta, Shamim Mondol and Mohammad Rahmatullah. The deadline for submissions is April 30, 2026. Areas of particular interest include Deltas & Archipelagos; Borders, Crossings & Carceral Scenes; Indigenous, Islander & River Rights Storytelling; […]| Repeating Islands
The solutions are simple, but economic barriers remain high.| Eos
NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 satellite reveals an impressively dynamic picture of the Earth's carbon cycle, yet it may be prematurely decommissioned and destroyed due to budget cuts.| Eos
The key to energy transition is energy replacement—quitting coal. The post Carbon Critical: Last Train from Bełchatów? appeared first on Berlin Policy Journal - Blog.| Berlin Policy Journal – Blog
What's the point of COP30? Every year thousands fly in to proclaim the urgent need to cut CO2 emissions. And every year global emissions go up. It's the definition of insanity, says Paul Homewood.| The Daily Sceptic
GDP is a dead end. We’ve got to go back and start over| indi.ca
Feds look to forge ahead with taxonomy, update greenwashing legislation| Investment Executive
Murphy administration’s DEP approves climate-damaging fracked gas pipeline cutting through communities and coastal waters in central New Jersey — threatening wetlands, waterways, and neighborhoods despite overwhelming public opposition The post Murphy Greenlights Trump’s Pipeline, Betrays New Jersey appeared first on Food & Water Watch.| Food & Water Watch
Hochul administration approves climate-damaging fracked gas pipeline in NY harbor, which also threatens to saddle New Yorkers with higher bills The post Hochul Approves Trump’s Pipeline, Harming NY Waters & Families appeared first on Food & Water Watch.| Food & Water Watch
David Root Head of Product Management For a variety of (mostly valid) reasons, institutional investors tend to silo into defined peer groups. Yet, engaging with market participants outside of your institution’s peer group helps avoid ‘groupthink’, particularly when connecting with impact investors. This notion was on display on October 27-28 at the Intentional Endowments Network’s […] The post Strategic Stakeholder Communications: Why Institutional Investors Need Better Climate Risk...| FFI Solutions
Building a world where climate resilience becomes the foundation of progress – a hopeful message for COP30 and beyond.| FFI Solutions
originally published in The Chattanooga Times Free Press I was surprised to see the Times Free Press article: “Bermuda prepares for hits by hurricanes Humberto, Imelda”. I grew up on the island of Bermuda and preparing for hurricanes at this time of year was the norm. But American newspapers don’t often talk about how Bermuda … Continue reading The hurricane of stupidity – by Deborah Levine→| ADR
Along Norway’s southern coast, I have watched the winters change. Periods that once held frost now arrive as rain. What should be cold arrives mild. Not every year, but often enough. In Grimstad, people still talk about the winters we used to have. Snow that stayed. Ice that held. Now cold spells come and break … Continue reading Two Nations, One Climate – by Tor Arne Jørgensen→| ADR
Among several changes announced last night, the Government says the Climate Change Commission won’t be required to advise on emissions […] The post NZ’s climate law to change – Expert Reaction appeared first on Science Media Centre.| Science Media Centre
It was thought that Aedes aegypti could not survive in the Mountain West. But now, a population is thriving in Colorado.| Undark Magazine
COP30 meets ten years after the Paris Agreement, and Earth is warming faster than ever Source| Climate & Capitalism
The health and economic consequences of delayed climate action are escalating rapidly Source| Climate & Capitalism
Thermal expansion and melting glaciers endanger some of the world’s largest urban centers…| Climate & Capitalism
At the pandemic’s start we anxiously confirmed that we had contracted the virus. As the pandemic continued we frustratedly confirmed that we had contracted the virus again. And as the … Continue reading →| LibrarianShipwreck
If you are wondering what to do, now that the march is over, remember: there is more to protecting each other than just carrying a sign, so if you are wondering what to do next: wear a mask, yes, w…| LibrarianShipwreck
Strategic climate partnerships, or coalitions, must lead the way by sheltering the Paris architecture while inspiring national policies or multi-stakeholder initiatives.| E-International Relations
Strategic voids in environmental policy need not remain traps; with transparency and commitment, they can become points of collaboration.| E-International Relations
An extraordinary journey along the Amazon River just took place. The Yaku Mama Flotilla traveled over 1,800 miles from the Andes in Ecuador to Belém, Brazil,| Rainforest Foundation US
The future of food will not be defined by lab breakthroughs alone. Success will hinge on taste, transparency, affordability and respect for tradition.| The Western ProducerOpinions & Blogs | The Western Producer
FSC Indigenous Foundation at Climate Week New York 2025 The post Climate Week NYC 2025: From Rights to Partnerships – Working with Indigenous Peoples for Nature appeared first on FSC Indigenous Foundation.| FSC Indigenous Foundation
Written by Moms Clean Air Force In an op-ed in the Hartford Courant, Moms' Liz Hurtado draws unique parallels between her advocacy to protect children from air and climate pollution and her husband’s two decades of service in the U.S. Marines.| Moms Clean Air Force
By erasing the legal framework that once held it to account, Ontario is trading measurable progress for political convenience—at a time when climate transparency has never mattered more. The post Ontario just erased its climate targets—Here’s why it matters appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
These beautifully produced new books — covering art and photography, cooking, crafts, and more — celebrate our wildlife, health, and sustainable ways to care for our environment. The post 14 Incredible New Books to Inspire Your Friends and Family in the Year Ahead appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Many people are unaware of what life was like before major environmental laws. That makes it easier for corporate interests to push for harmful deregulation. The post Why We Need Environmental Regulations appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Scientists have typically pointed to habitat loss as the key factor behind the worldwide drop in bird populations worldwide, but climate change poses a second, closely linked threat. The post Studies: Extreme Weather Fueled by Climate Change Is Adding to Bird Declines appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Unchecked development is rapidly dismantling the life-support system for the entire North Indian subcontinent. The post The Last Breath of the Himalayas: Can We Stop the Collapse? appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
From wildly popular to nearly forgotten, some of our cemeteries play an unexpected role in fostering biodiversity — and may provide climate solutions, too.| The Revelator
Fuel made from trash and food waste can't entirely replace conventional jet fuel—but it could take a big bite out of airlines’ carbon emissions| Anthropocene
A nanoengineered roof coating reflects 97% of sunlight, condenses dew, and could help fight heat and drought in climate-stressed regions worldwide.| Anthropocene
Another COP starts next week. My experience is that international climate summits reflect a desire to create comforting myths to mask unsettling truths about climate change. Real progress is stymied by profit-driven agendas, both old and new, with insufficient recognition of ecological complexities beyond carbon emissions. We need a paradigm shift in environmentalism that prioritizes restoring nature. To coincide with the COP in Brazil, I was interviewed by the Climate Emergency Forum about i...| Prof Jem Bendell
Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has warned that the escalating climate crisis is “gradually changing the world order,” calling for urgent global cooperation to curb its devastating effects. Addressing delegates at the COP 30 Climate Conference in Brazil on Monday, 10 November 2025, Mr. Buah highlighted the growing impact of climate […]| The Herald Ghana
New challenges threaten the livelihoods of an indigenous culture and the reindeer they have relied on for millennia. The post Uncertainty Arrives in the Arctic for Sámi Reindeer Herders appeared first on Maps.com.| Maps.com
We are about 50 years into knowing full well that our use of petrochemicals as fuel to burn is causing real changes in the world. This has been a slow-motion crisis: it isn’t even as immediat…| The Grumpy Geophysicist
“Not caring anymore doesn’t mean the problem is no longer there. Especially in the Pacific, where climate change isn’t a distant threat but a present-day catastrophe already uprooting communities, unravelling the fine tapestry of culture, and upending entire ways of life.” — Jamie Tahana. The post Giving up isn’t an option for the Pacific appeared first on E-Tangata.| E-Tangata
As campaigners call for POPES to be freed on Bonfire Night Smart Motorways are widely seen to have been a failure. Deeply unpopular with road users and breakdown services, they have led to more live lane injuries and fatalities. As a result, in 2023, the further rollout of new schemes was cancelled by the then…| Transport Action Network
The post The Hottest Region: MENA On The Climate Frontline appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
Author: Fanack Water Editorial Team In a move with major implications for water security and climate resilience in the Middle East, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) has announced a record-setting $6 billion package to support Jordan’s flagship Aqaba-Amman Water Desalination and Conveyance Project. This is GCF’s largest single investment to date, reflecting both the scale […] The post Green Climate Fund’s $6 Billion Boost for Jordan’s Water Security: Largest Ever for MENA appeared first ...| Fanack Water
My drug habit is becoming more expensive thanks to the dangerous duo of climate change and Donald Trump. The cost of coffee keeps going up. I saw firsthand why this is happening back in May on an eye-opening trip to Acre, Brazil, where I toured a couple of farms in the Amazon. One was a … Continue reading "Climate Change is Coming for Your Coffee"| Legal Planet
Senate Bill 254 (Becker) deservedly received a lot of attention when the Governor signed it into law earlier this year. After many twists and turns and late night speculation of will they/won’t they, SB 254 became a landing pad for a sweeping set of wildfire and electric utility policy adjustments. Among the headlines: Creation of … Continue reading "California Wonders if it is Doing Wildfire Risk All Wrong"| Legal Planet
This week a study of the popularity of a wide range of issues among the American public came out – and created quite a stir. Most of the attention focused on the unpopularity of various Democratic positions on race and gender identity issues. But here I want to highlight the results in two areas I’ve … Continue reading "Abundance politics and climate politics"| Legal Planet
The COP30 attendees in Brazil do not comprehend that JUST electricity generated from wind and solar, will negatively impact humanity demands for the products based on fossil fuels. Ronald Stein, P.E. is an engineer, columnist on energy literacy at America Out Loud NEWS, and advisor on energy literacy for the Heartland Institute and CFACT, and co-author of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated … Read more The post Green Delusionists Attending COP30 are Clueless of Their Renewable Idealism appeared fi...| CO2 Coalition
By Gregory Wrightstone Relying on human ingenuity to coexist with a changing climate – either warmer or cooler – and tending to long-recognized public health threats are the best ways to ensure the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants, according to an Australian physician and expert in climate and public health. “The ingenuity of Homo sapiens at adapting to … Read more The post Real Public Health Threats vs. Climate Hysteria appeared first on CO2 Coalition.| CO2 Coalition
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
By David Wojick, Ph.D. ~ Hell done froze. New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a leading contender for Greenest Governor in America, wants to redo their infamous Climate Act because New Yorkers cannot afford it. This is a sure sign that the rapidly rising cost of energy has become a big election issue.Hochul’s position kicks off what promises to […]| PA Pundits International
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
By Dr. John Happs ~ The term ”Grifter” is defined by the Cambridge Dictionary as “Someone who gets money dishonestly by tricking people.” This definition is entirely appropriate for those individuals or organisations that deliberately spread alarmist misinformation about climate change for their own benefit, whether that benefit is financial, political or ideological. CLIMATE GRIFTERS CLAIM THAT THE DEMONISING […]| PA Pundits International
By David Wojick, Ph.D. ~ The mainstream press run-up to COP 30 is the most subdued I have ever seen, and I have seen them all. No grand global plans or calls for astronomical sums of cash. Likely a Trump effect — but as a scientist with no hard evidence, I will not claim that, just point out […]| PA Pundits International
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, 7 November 2025– The Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) was officially launched yesterday during the COP30 Leaders Summit in Belém, Brazil. The TFFF is an ambitious proposal from the Brazilian government to establish a lasting financial mechanism for forest protection. Following Brazil’s initial contribution, Portugal and Norway have announced their […]| Rainforest Foundation US
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As world leaders prepare to gather in Belém, Brazil, for COP30 in November, one topic is expected to take center stage: the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF)—an ambitious proposal from the Brazilian government to create a lasting financial mechanism for forest protection. The TFFF aims to provide countries with steady, long-term payments for proven forest […]| Rainforest Foundation US
Rainforest Foundation US (RFUS) envisions a world where the rights of Indigenous peoples are respected and rainforests flourish. Our 2025–2030 Strategic Plan is a blueprint for achieving that vision, scaling Indigenous-led forest protection across Central and South America so that people, forests, and the climate can thrive together, now and for generations to come. Our […]| Rainforest Foundation US
In 2024, fires devastated the Amazon at an unprecedented scale. For the first time on record, fires were the leading cause of forest loss in the Amazon. More than 44.2 million acres of rainforest burned, an area larger than the entire state of California.| Rainforest Foundation US
In the latest edition of our newsletter, discover how Rainforest Foundation US (RFUS) supports our Indigenous partners in overcoming barriers to unlock climate finance, read about new advancements in our land titling work in Peru, and learn how our partners are adapting to the growing threats of drought and fires in the Amazon.| Rainforest Foundation US
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