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Emissions are Flatlining. So Why’s CO2 Rising at Record Speed?
21 Aug 2026 #ClimateChange In the fight against climate change, the world has made immense progress on renewable power – with wind and solar growing faster than ever. And finally carbon dioxide emissions are flatlining. But if we’ve made so … Continue reading
The CLIMATE argument that sounds true – but is a LIE.
9 Aug 2026 For more than four years, Steve Koonin’s book ‘Unsettled’ has been cited by politicians, commentators and climate sceptics as evidence that the scientific consensus on climate change has been exaggerated. Koonin recently gave a 15 minute summary … Continue reading
Europe heatwave turns deadly — is this the new normal? | DW News
27 May 2026 #dwcurrentaffairs #europe #heatwave A so-called “heat dome” is pushing temperatures across Europe to extreme levels. Deaths have already been reported in France and the UK, as authorities warn of growing risks. DW correspondent Lisa Louis reports from … Continue reading
How the world’s biggest bank is bracing for climate catastrophe.
JP Morgan chase recently published a comprehensive climate report which spelled out to its investors how they should be adapting to the coming storm and pointed out all the lucrative investment opportunities a warming planet presents (like melting sea ice … Continue reading
Europe’s climate in 2050
The speed and magnitude of the climate change we are facing today is unprecedented. Heatwaves, droughts, floods… We are feeling its effects on our daily lives, year after year. Its impacts will increase at least until 2050 and every region … Continue reading
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