Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner picture: Photo by: Daria Devyatkina
Hothouse earth: Photo by: Bernard Spragg. NZ
Arctic carbon: Photo by: Daxis
Brakes gone: Photo by: Marcus Pink
Particulate Pollution: Photo by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner picture: Photo by: Daria Devyatkina
Hothouse earth: Photo by: Bernard Spragg. NZ
Arctic carbon: Photo by: Daxis
Brakes gone: Photo by: Marcus Pink
Particulate Pollution: Photo by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
​
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr
c l i m a t e n e w s s i n c e 2 0 1 8
N e w s f o r A p r i l 2 0 2 2
The 100 most crucial climate change news links from March 2022..
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3.1 Cyclones / Hurricanes / Typhoons
3.3.1 Coral reefs
3.3.1.1 Great Barrier Reef
3.3.2 The Amazon
3.5.1 Heat - Antarctic
3.6.1 Antarctic Ice
3.6.2 Arctic Ice
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4.1.1 Deforestation and habitat
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5.2 Negative emissions activities
5.2.1 Forest and habitat drawdown
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6.2.1 Famine
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7.2 National progress on emissions
7.2.1 China
7.2.2 Europe including UK
7.2.3 Less developed countries
7.2.4 United States
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8.1.1 IPCC Report on Impacts
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News links for March
1. Adaptation
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As sea levels rise, coastal megacities will need more than flood barriers
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1.1 International Aid
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'Betrayal': US approves just $1bn climate finance for developing countries in 2022
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How can climate finance reach war zones and help to build peace?
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2. Business and Industry
Swiss Re cuts fossil fuel cover for oil, gas to protect climate | Reuters
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2.1 Carbon offsetting
Voluntary carbon markets will only deliver a third of CO2 removals by 2030
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2.2 Carbon pricing
Global carbon permit auctions raised $58 bln in 2021 -study | Nasdaq
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Ukraine invasion sends carbon markets on rollercoaster ride
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2.3 Finance
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EXCLUSIVE Dutch bank ING ends financing for new oil and gas projects | Reuters
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3. Climate effects
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A drowning world: Kenya’s quiet slide underwater | Kenya | The Guardian
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3.1 Cyclones / Hurricanes / Typhoons
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3.2 Drought
The 'whys' beyond the 'what' of the severe western U.S. drought » Yale Climate Connections
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3.3 Ecology
Some Birds Are Laying Eggs Much Earlier in Response to Climate Change - Yale E360
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3.3.1 Coral reefs
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Interactive: Can the Great Barrier Reef survive climate change? | Carbon Brief
The worst has happened to the Great Barrier Reef - again - and my heart is breaking
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3.3.2 The Amazon
Declining ‘resilience’ pushing Amazon rainforest towards tipping point - Carbon Brief
Is the Amazon rainforest on the verge of collapse?
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3.4 Fires
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3.5 Heat
Heatwaves at both of Earth’s poles alarm climate scientists | Climate crisis | The Guardian
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Precipitation trends determine future occurrences of compound hot–dry events | Nature Climate Change
Scientists are already certain 2022 will be among ten hottest years on record | The Independent
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3.5.1. Heat - Antarctica
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A heat wave and snowfall: Why researchers are puzzled by Antarctica's recent weather
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3.6. Ice
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3.6.1 Antarctic ice
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Change and variability in Antarctic coastal exposure, 1979–2020 | Nature Communications
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Sea Ice Around Antarctica Reaches a Record Low - The New York Times
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Conger ice shelf has collapsed: what you need to know, according to experts
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3.6.2 Arctic ice
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Climate change: Wildfire smoke linked to Arctic melting - BBC News
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3.7. Rain, floods and hail
Climate change in India is making big dams dangerous
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Global flood losses hit $82 bln last year, as study highlights UK risk | Reuters
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Hailstorms and climate change: What to expect » Yale Climate Connections
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3.8 Secondary climate effects
Climate change is making armed conflict worse. Here’s how. - The New York Times
Climate change rekindles Cold War tensions in the Arctic | News | The Times
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3.9 Waves
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Trends in Europe storm surge extremes match the rate of sea-level rise | Nature
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4 Emissions
Demographics of emissions | Nature Climate Change
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4.1 Land based emissions
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4.1.1. Deforestation and habitat
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4.2 Methane
‘Imminent’ tipping point threatening Europe’s permafrost peatlands - Carbon Brief
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New coal mine projects seen swelling global methane emissions by a fifth | Reuters
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U.S. regulators slow consideration of climate impact of new gas projects | Reuters
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4.3 Oil
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Saudi Aramco to increase oil production to meet global demand | Aramco | The Guardian
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4.4 Particulate pollution
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Brown carbon from biomass burning imposes strong circum-Arctic warming - ScienceDirect
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5 Mitigation
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5.1 Cleaner energy
Space-based solar power: UK government backs plan for orbiting array | New Scientist
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What to know about hydrogen in the fight to curb climate change - The Washington Post
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5.2 Negative emissions activities
5.2.1 Forest and habitat drawdown
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How wild animals can help control the climate crisis | Rewilding | The Guardian
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Photosynthesis: Global rate is increasing due to rising CO2 levels | New Scientist
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Tropical tree growth driven by dry-season climate variability | Nature Geoscience
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6 People
The Guardian view on ghost flights: a symptom, not the disease | Editorial | The Guardian
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6.1 Activism
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Activists stage global climate protest, slam Ukraine war | AP News
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Tens of thousands take part in climate protests across France | Climate crisis | The Guardian
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6.2 Food and crops
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6.2.1 Famine
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War in Ukraine is compounding a hunger crisis in East Africa, charities warn
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6.3 Indigenous peoples
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Indigenous storytellers are overcoming hurdles to advance climate justice globally
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6.4 Women
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7 Politics
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7.1 Climate Justice
UN climate change report: Inequality must be at center of climate adaptation - Vox
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7.2 National progress on emissions
G20’s US$14-trillion economic stimulus reneges on emissions pledges
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7.2.1 China
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China vows new incentives to cut pollution, CO2, but says 'stability' paramount | Reuters
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7.2.2 Europe including UK
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EU countries support plan for world-first carbon border tariff | Reuters
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7.2.3 Less developed countries
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How is the climate crisis affecting North Korea? | The Independent
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7.2.4 United States
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TAfter US fails to pay its debt, UN's flagship climate fund warns of austerity
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12 books on climate, conflict, and oil » Yale Climate Connections
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In a rush to replace Russian gas, the EU has damaged its own climate change strategy
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Opinion | We’re in a Fossil Fuel War. Biden Should Say So. - The New York Times
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Ukraine war set to delay EU sustainable farming plans | Reuters
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UN chief: Don't let Russia crisis fuel climate destruction | AP News
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Want to fight Russian aggression in Ukraine and beyond? Decarbonize
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War shakes Europe path to energy independence, climate goals | AP News
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8 Science
Shifts in El Niño May Be Driving Climates Extremes in Both Hemispheres - Inside Climate News
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Smoke from Black Summer bushfires depleted ozone layer, study finds | Environment | The Guardian
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Wildfire smoke destroys stratospheric ozone
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8.1 Summations
Guest post: Why estimates of the ‘cost’ of climate action are overly pessimistic - Carbon Brief
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Past the warning stage on climate | The Monthly
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U.N. Chief Warns of ‘Catastrophe’ With Continued Use of Fossil Fuels - The New York Times
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8.1.1 IPCC Report on Impacts
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Climate Change's Effects Outpacing Ability to Adapt, I.P.C.C. Warns - The New York Times
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In-depth Q&A: The IPCC's sixth assessment on how climate change impacts the world - Carbon Brief
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UN: Climate change to uproot millions, especially in Asia | AP News