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Coral reefs become first environmental system on Earth to pass climate "tipping point," report says — REUTERS / FES376

Environment · United States

Coral reefs become first environmental system on Earth to pass climate "tipping point," report says

44% Center coverage: 125 sources

Coral reefs around the globe have for years suffered publicly in warming oceans, periodically making headlines when iconic underwater landscapes lose their colors and wither during repeated mass bleaching events caused by climate change. See the Story

Global Shipping Emissions Deal Sinks After Last-Minute Collapse

Climate Policy · London

Global Shipping Emissions Deal Sinks After Last-Minute Collapse

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A decade-long effort to make the shipping industry the first to adopt binding international emissions targets has fallen apart—this time not over science or technology, but timing and cost. The breakdown leaves oil demand from marine fuels largely untouched for now, a relief to refiners and traders watching for signs of a forced pivot toward costly biofuels or ammonia blends. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) meeting in London this w…See the Story

Japan Tries Out Osmotic Energy

Renewable Energy · Fukuoka

Japan Tries Out Osmotic Energy

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Carbon-free. 24/7/365. No mining (salt mines excluded) involved. Available anywhere fresh water and saltwater meet. Works in conjunction with desalination plants. What’s not to like — at the right price?See the Story

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