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From World must exit ‘highway to climate hell’, UN boss warns, as records are again broken
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From World must exit ‘highway to climate hell’, UN boss warns, as records are again broken
He repeated past calls for countries to stop investing in new coal power generation, and for developed countries to increase investment in clean energy and extreme weather adaptation, especially in poorer countries that have done the least to contribute to climate change and are feeling some of its worst effects....
Source: theguardian.com/…/australian-red-meat-industry-sa…
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Energy use in the industry varies widely depending on greenhouse size and what crops are being grown. A study of 12 indoor farms by the nonprofit Resource Innovation Institute found that five of them used as much energy, per square foot, as a hospital. One vertical farm, an outlier, was guzzling as much energy as a data center.
A new rule restricts releases of methane from companies that have leases to extract fossil fuels from federal lands...
The paper is here (no paywall)
“As a result of the settling and sea level rise, water flows over portions of the sea walls twice a day during normal tidal conditions.”...
Scientists say the overwhelming majority of the state’s wetlands – a natural buffer against hurricanes – are in a state of ‘drowning’ and could be gone by 2070...
The UK government are set on eroding any right to protest that is left. Please do anything you can. I don’t care what banner you do it under, just please do something....
xkcd.com/2889/...
The topic of gas stoves ignited a heated debate last year when a Biden appointee suggested they could be banned because they posed a risk to human health....
The politics of oil are particularly tricky for Democrats, whose chances for victory in next year’s elections can hinge on whether young, climate-focused voters come out in big numbers.
‘It’s a recognition that flooding is only going to get worse and that they need to take action now to protect home buyers and renters,’ says one advocate