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Tag: Climate Change

Extreme weather is making life harder for Vietnam’s delivery riders

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Just this month, northern Vietnam has been hit by super typhoon Yagi, the strongest in decades. Earlier this year, Ho Chi Minh City residents experienced the longest heat wave in three decades. …

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Multilateral banks are key to financing the fight against global warming. Here is how they work

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As climate change leads to a seemingly endless stream of weather disasters around the world, countries are struggling to adapt to the new reality. Preparing to better withstand hurricanes, floods, heat waves, …

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Here are the 5 issues to watch at COP29

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It’s possible there has never been a worse time for the United Nations to hold negotiations on climate change. Post-pandemic inflation has upended countries around the world, straining public budgets …

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Optimistic EU climate chief: We will talk to Trump

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Europe still wants to talk to Donald Trump about global warming, which the incoming U.S. president has called a “hoax.” “We have a long tradition of working successfully with both …

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Morgan Stanley lowers climate target, warns on sluggish transition

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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Morgan Stanley has lowered its expectations for cutting emissions from its corporate lending portfolio as the world is moving too slowly to a greener economy, …

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Hurricane Helene brought devastation — and an opportunity — to Appalachia’s power grids

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By the time that Hurricane Helene made its way hundreds of miles inland on September 27, it had been downgraded to a tropical storm. But Helene remained unusually expansive and …

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A fracking project in North Yorkshire tried to dodge emissions requirements laid down by a court

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Fossil fuel company Europa Oil & Gas is seeking permission for a fracking project in North Yorkshire. And thanks to a gaping loophole in the current moratorium on the environmentally destructive process, it just might …

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Helene’s Catastrophic Potential Stokes Fear Amid Florida Insurance Crisis

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Hurricane Helene continued barreling toward Florida on Thursday, highlighting the impacts of the fossil fuel-driven climate emergency, including difficulties securing insurance coverage in regions most affected by extreme weather. “The …

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Big Oil Is the Winner From Dutch Carbon Capture Subsidies

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One Saturday in April, Dutch engineers manoeuvred a giant drill into position in the reclaimed, industrial extension of the Port of Rotterdam, and began boring a hole under the seawall. …

Big Oil Is the Winner From Dutch Carbon Capture Subsidies Read More
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Government Approves Expansion of London City Airport, as Climate Campaigners Say Only ‘Private Jet Users’ Will Benefit

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The Labour Government has granted permission to a business-focused airport to massively expand the number of passengers it can carry every year.  London City Airport will be allowed to increase its annual …

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