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Carbon budget to keep global warming at 1.5 C could be exhausted in 3 years: report
Carbon Emissions · Canada

Carbon budget to keep global warming at 1.5 C could be exhausted in 3 years: report

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Climate Change Deniers Are Switching Tactics
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Climate Change Deniers Are Switching Tactics

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Climate misinformation has shifted focus, moving away from denying that climate change is happening, and instead working to cast doubt on proposed solutions.See the Story
Global Warming Is Changing Cloud Patterns. That Means More Global Warming
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Global Warming Is Changing Cloud Patterns. That Means More Global Warming

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At any given time, about two-thirds of Earth's surface is covered by clouds. Overall, they make the planet much cooler than it would be without them.See the Story

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'Forever chemicals' detected in 65% of sampled private wells in Pennsylvania

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Recycling Food Waste Could Dramatically Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Study

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New research has found that recycling food waste using methods such as composting, anaerobic digestion and “refeed” can lead to a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions compared with disposing of it in landfills. Pressures like population growth, land degradation and urbanization are putting strain on the global agrifood system, which is a major contributor to GHG emissions. “Everyone is involved in the global agrifood system, sinc…Air Travel · PhiladelphiaSee the Story

Ireland Shuts Last Coal Plant, Becomes 15th Coal-Free Country in Europe

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Ireland will become the fifteenth European nation without coal in its energy mix following a recent announcement. The ESB Moneypoint power station was built in the 1980s to help alleviate the effects of the oil shock, and remains today in County Claire as the last coal-capable asset in the country. It will be converted to […] The post Ireland Shuts Last Coal Plant, Becomes 15th Coal-Free Country in Europe appeared first on Good News Network.Renewable Energy · IrelandSee the Story

Largest Floating Solar Farm in Europe Begins Operations

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A new solar farm is operational as of June 20 in Perthes, France and is currently the largest floating solar farm in Europe. “On an area of former gravel pits, Q Energy is realising Europe’s largest floating solar power plant to date with 74.3 MW. And many more will follow,” Q Energy said on its website. The floating solar site, called Les Îlots Blandin, took over the location of a former 127-hectare gravel extraction pit that shut down in 2020.…Renewable Energy · FranceRead Article

He was buried in a mushroom casket. Soon he’ll be part of the soil

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When Marsya Ancker-Robert was younger, her father used to tell that her that he wanted to be buried naked, under a tree in the woods. The idea horrified Ancker-Robert, but when her father passed away earlier this June, the first call she made was to a Dutch company called Loop Biotech. Since 2020, Loop Biotech has been making biodegradable caskets out of mycelium, the root-like structure of mushrooms, and hemp. Unlike traditional wooden caskets,…Maine, United States · MaineSee the Story

A successful nesting season for some birds, others less so

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Our nature columnist writes about the birds that have a successful nesting season - and some that have not.Conservation · EnglandSee the Story

'Animals in War' Film Anthology Tells Stories of Animals and Ecosystems Impacted by Russia’s War on Ukraine

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The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia more than three years ago and the ongoing war has led to the confirmed deaths of thousands of people, displaced millions and caused millions more to seek refuge in other countries. But it isn’t just humans who are impacted by the war. Millions of animals — both pets and wildlife — have been killed. In occupied and frontline regions, animals must try to survive while facing stress, hunger and constant …War · UkraineSee the Story

Senate Republicans Double Down and Target Clean Energy in Draft Tax Bill

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Sharks and oysters set to thrive in warmer UK waters

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Climate Change · United KingdomSee the Story

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