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01 10 2024 | 13:03

Criticism of sacred site decision shows we have learned nothing from Juukan Gorge

Among the concerns listed by the 2,000 farmers who converged on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra last week was the protection of prime agricultural land from renewable energy developments.

01 10 2024 | 13:03

Superyacht and private jet tax could raise £2bn a year, say campaigners

Private jets are up to 14 times more polluting, for each passenger, than commercial planes according to Transport & Environment. Photograph: Attila Bodzsoni/Alamy Fair taxes on superyachts and…

01 10 2024 | 13:01

Fossil fuel companies sponsor $5.6bn in global ‘sportswashing’ deals

Fossil fuel companies pumped at least $5.6bn (£4.2bn) of sponsorship money into motorsports, football, golf and even snow sports in an effort to “buy social licence to operate”, according to a…

01 10 2024 | 13:00

Floods in Poland and wildfires in Portugal show reality of climate breakdown, says EU

Workers at Wrocław zoo, close to the Oder River, build flood reinforcements on Wednesday. Photograph: Maciej Kulczyński/EPA Soldiers, emergency workers and volunteers battled through the night to…

01 10 2024 | 13:00

IRENA and Azerbaijan COP29 Presidency to Hold Energy Transition Investment Forum in Baku

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 19 September 2024 – The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), COP29 Presidency and Ministry of Energy of Azerbaijan announced today that the first Energy…

01 10 2024 | 13:00

Global spending on subsidies that harm environment rises to $2.6tn, report says

The world is spending at least $2.6tn (£2tn) a year on subsidies that drive global heating and destroy nature, according to new analysis.

01 10 2024 | 12:58

The demise of coal, as it turns out, is a lot of gas

Large machinery piles and stores electrical coal just unloaded from a cargo ship at the coal terminal in Lianyungang Port, China, on May 24, 2024. (Photo: Costfoto/NurPhoto via Reuters)

01 10 2024 | 12:58

Norway: electric cars outnumber petrol for first time in ‘historic milestone’

Electric cars now outnumber petrol cars in Norway for the first time, an industry organisation has said, a world first that puts the country on track towards taking fossil fuel vehicles off the road…

01 10 2024 | 12:58

‘Every time the planes pass, my eyes burn’: the hidden cost of Costa Rican bananas

For more than 20 years, Lidieth Gomez’s days have been punctuated by the hum of crop-spraying planes. At dawn and dusk, the skies over Matina, capital of Limón province on Costa Rica’s Caribbean…

01 10 2024 | 12:58

‘Butterfly emergency’ declared as UK summer count hits record low

A national “butterfly emergency” has been declared by Butterfly Conservation after the lowest Big Butterfly Count since records began. An average of just seven butterflies per 15-minute count were…

01 10 2024 | 12:57

Advancing gender equality through Generation Equality‘s multi-stakeholder approach and local action in Kenya

Stakeholders from across Kenya gathered in Nairobi for a landmark event that brought together Generation Equality commitment makers based in Kenya. The event aimed to raise awareness of Generation…

01 10 2024 | 12:57

Global heating is making El Niño and La Niña forecasts less reliable, BoM says

The Bureau of Meteorology has Australia on ‘La Niña watch’ but says that if it does develop it is likely to be short-lived and weak. Photograph: Nadir Kinani/The Guardian The Bureau of Meteorology…

01 10 2024 | 12:56

Slow progress in Baku risks derailing talks on new climate finance goal at COP29

A delegate's laptop bears a slogan calling for loss and damage finance at the mid-year UN climate talks in Bonn on June 7, 2024. (Photo: IISD/ENB - Kiara Worth)

01 10 2024 | 12:53

Is Brazil’s Lula a climate leader?

U.S. President Joe Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attend an event with labor leaders from the United States and Brazil, on the sidelines of the 78th U.N. General Assembly in…

01 10 2024 | 12:52

‘Vast’ carbon sink of mud on seabed needs more protection, study shows

The sun rising over mudflats at Sandyhills Bay on the Solway Firth, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Photograph: Mark Hamblin/The Wildlife Trusts Seabed habitats could capture almost three times…

01 10 2024 | 12:52

Technology helping solar farms counter growing hailstone threat

One of the least considered hazards of climate change is the increasing frequency of hailstorms and the size and the impact of the pieces of ice they produce. This, in turn, threatens one of the…

01 10 2024 | 12:51

Top UK food firms urged to do more to cut ‘staggering’ emissions

Dairy cattle on a farm. Globally the food industry produces 30% of all emissions. Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP Britain’s biggest food and drink firms are doing too little to tackle the climate…

01 10 2024 | 12:51

Developing countries denounce rich nations’ disregard for just transition talks

United Nations talks on how to make the global green transition fair provoked frustration last week among developing countries as rich nations did not attend in person and refused to discuss thorny…

01 10 2024 | 12:49

UK calls for “ambition” on COP29 climate finance goal but won’t talk numbers

Britain’s new foreign minister has called on governments to set an “ambitious” new goal for climate finance to help developing countries at the COP29 UN climate summit, but declined to discuss how…