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24 08 2024 | 07:37

Australian fossil fuel exports ranked second only to Russia for climate damage with ‘no plan’ for reduction

Australia’s coal and gas exports cause more climate damage than those from any other country bar Russia, according to a new study that argues the country is undermining a global agreement to…

24 08 2024 | 07:36

Climate change raised the odds of unprecedented wildfires in 2023-24

Unprecedented wildfires in Canada and parts of Amazonia last year were at least three times more likely due to climate change and contributed to high levels of CO2 emissions from burning globally.

24 08 2024 | 07:34

How wildfires are changing face of the Mediterranean landscape

The Mediterranean is a landscape that's always been shaped by fire. But now climate change is supercharging heatwaves and wildfires, the region is at risk of long-term change to its ecosystems.

24 08 2024 | 07:30

Bog ugly, but totally magnificent: peatlands are finally getting the respect they deserve

For centuries, peatlands have had a bad reputation. Possessing neither the majesty of the mountains nor the pastoral beauty of a meadow, they have been tarred as dangerous, ugly and useless.…

24 08 2024 | 07:29

Pantanal waterway project would destroy a ‘paradise on Earth’, scientists warn

The Paraguay River flowing through the Pantanal wetlands, Mato Grosso do Sul state, Brazil. Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images Dozens of scientists are sounding the alarm that carving a commercial…

24 08 2024 | 07:25

‘We’re still in the 1970s with cement’: Norway plant to blaze carbon-free concrete trail

Heidelberg Materials’ cement plant with a carbon capture and storage facility in Brevik, Norway. Photograph: Ajit Niranjan/The Guardian Shining bright among the hulking grey towers and tangled, dust…

24 08 2024 | 07:21

Heat aggravated by carbon pollution killed 50,000 in Europe last year – study

Hot weather inflamed by carbon pollution killed nearly 50,000 people in Europe last year, with the continent warming at a much faster rate than other parts of the world, research has found. The…

24 08 2024 | 07:21

How better buildings can help von der Leyen maintain her green legacy

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen addresses national delegations during the COP28, UN Climate Change Conference, held by UNFCCC in Dubai Exhibition Center, United Arab…

24 08 2024 | 07:11

Risk of Dangerous Climate Tipping Points Rises with Each 0.1°C of Warming, New Analysis Shows

Every 0.1°C of planetary warming increases the risk of reaching dangerous tipping points, says a new open-access article published in the journal Nature Communications. It illustrates why emissions…

24 08 2024 | 07:10

Balcony Rails, Building Exteriors the ‘Newest Frontier’ for Solar

Seizing on the chance to lower energy bills, support a local business, and help build the green economy, owners of a 1960s-era apartment building in Toronto are updating its balcony railings with…

24 08 2024 | 07:09

Ringing Cities with Belts of Green and Blue Can Counter Heat, Flooding

Cities can cool down by ringing their boundaries with a thick belt of green space, ideally threaded through with lakes and rivers, says the latest research out of China. Cooling trees and water—even…

24 08 2024 | 07:08

Ontario’s ‘Clean Energy Superpower’ Plan Puts Nuclear Ahead of Least-Cost Options, Analysts Warn

Ontario’s newly-minted energy minister Stephen Lecce is coming under fire for recent musings about turning the province into a “clean energy superpower”, with analysts scorching his decision to…

24 08 2024 | 07:08

German climate activists stop air traffic after breaking into four airport sites

Flights were cancelled for a short time at Cologne-Bonn airport and at Nuremberg airport. Photograph: Thilo Schmülgen/Reuters Climate activists have broken into four German airport sites, briefly…

24 08 2024 | 07:06

Solar farm plans refused over visual impact fears

Plans for a huge solar farm in Cornwall have been refused over concerns about the visual impact it would have on the landscape. Residents in Canworthy Water, near Launceston, argued building it on…

24 08 2024 | 07:06

After the floods: 'A catastrophic year' on farms

Farmers are counting the cost of the long, wet winter as they start to bring in record low harvests of grain. The amount of wheat planted has fallen by nearly a tenth, and two thirds of British…

24 08 2024 | 07:03

Trump would pull out of Paris climate treaty again – and Harris faces tough choices

Donald Trump has promised to expand US oil and gas production if he wins a second term in office. Photograph: Matthew Brown/AP Every US presidential election is consequential but American voters…

24 08 2024 | 07:03

‘We should have better answers by now’: climate scientists baffled by unexpected pace of heating

Illustration: Guardian Design In a remarkably candid essay in the journal Nature this March, one of the world’s top climate scientists posited the alarming possibility that global heating may be…

24 08 2024 | 07:02

US turns against plastic producers, boosting hopes for ambitious treaty

After two years of fence-sitting, the US government has told campaigners that it will push for a new global treaty on plastic waste to limit the production of plastics rather than just encouraging…

24 08 2024 | 07:01

SBTi Declares Carbon Credits ‘Ineffective’ in Sweeping Review

A much-maligned global authority on corporate climate action has issued a new opinion on carbon credits, finding them “ineffective” and potentially harmful to mitigation goals, as it works on…

24 08 2024 | 07:01

Excess memes and ‘reply all’ emails are bad for climate, researcher warns

A meme that you once sent to a friend may be being stored indefinitely on a cloud server, using up energy. Photograph: Namco When “I can has cheezburger?” became one of the first internet memes to…