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Helene’s Catastrophic Potential Stokes Fear Amid Florida Insurance Crisis

27/09/2024 - Leave a Comment

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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Heat deaths of people without air conditioning, often in mobile homes, underscore energy inequity

02/08/2024 - Leave a Comment

PHOENIX (AP) — Mexican farm worker Avelino Vazquez Navarro didn’t have air conditioning in the motor home where he died last month in Washington state as temperatures surged into the …

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Climate change and extreme weather impacts hit Asia hard

26/04/202426/04/2024 - Leave a Comment

Asia remained the world’s most disaster-hit region from weather, climate and water-related hazards in 2023. Floods and storms caused the highest number of reported casualties and economic losses, whilst the …

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Analysis: How the UK has spent its foreign aid on climate change since 2011

13/10/2023 - Leave a Comment

A new investigation by Carbon Brief reveals exactly how much of the UK’s foreign-aid budget is being used – and how – to help nations in the global south to …

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Australia to rejoin Global Climate Fund it abandoned in 2018

06/10/202306/10/2023 - Leave a Comment

Australia has announced it will rejoin the United Nations climate fund set up to help poorer countries deal with the challenges of a heating planet ahead of a key donor …

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Gas guzzlers swerve the issue

27/03/202321/07/2023 - Leave a Comment

Noel Cass asks: how do the rich justify their high-carbon lifestyles? Every month, another headline points out that the rich are responsible for the majority of climate-damaging carbon emissions. In …

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Rich countries fall $10bn short in climate finance pledges

06/10/2021 - Leave a Comment

Wealthy nations are trying to make up for a $10bn shortfall in the $100bn annual target for climate finance they were supposed to have met in 2020, according to Bloomberg. …

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