
Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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

Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
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

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
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
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
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

Photo by Valdemaras D.
N e w s f o r J u n e 2 0 2 1
The 30 most crucial climate change news links from May 2021
A brief guide to the impacts of climate change on food production » Yale Climate Connections
Airlines must reduce emissions instead of offsetting, say experts | Carbon offsetting | The Guardian
Antarctic ‘doomsday glacier’ may be melting faster than was thought | Glaciers | The Guardian
Artists chronicle climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic » Yale Climate Connections
Coal Is Set to Roar Back, and So Are Its Climate Risks - The New York Times
Greek environmentalists fear windfarm scars on mountain forests | Reuters
Greenland ice sheet on brink of major tipping point, says study | Glaciers | The Guardian
Guest post: Lessons learned from five years of extreme weather ‘rapid attribution’ | Carbon Brief
How debt-for-climate swaps can help fund the energy transition
Mohamed Nasheed: The Maldives' climate visionary a bomb couldn’t stop - Climate & Capital Media
Monsoon changes threaten Asia and warn the world | News | Eco-Business | Asia Pacific
Nations Must Drop Fossil Fuels, Fast, World Energy Body Warns - The New York Times
Opinion | We’re Not Ready for the Next Big Climate Disasters - The New York Times
Rapid heating of Indian Ocean worsening cyclones, say scientists | Climate change | The Guardian
Silent calamity: The health impacts of wildfire smoke » Yale Climate Connections
The earliest East Pacific tropical storm on record, Andres, formed Sunday
The International Energy Agency Issues a Landmark Statement About Fossil Fuels | The New Yorker
The young people taking their countries to court over climate inaction | Environment | The Guardian
War footing needed to correct economists climate change failings
What would happen to the climate if we reforested the entire tropics?
Why is it raining so hard? Global warming is delivering heavier downpours » Yale Climate Connections

From May 2021
This month perhaps marked the return of klimarealität (you heard it here first folks) after a brief flirtation among the climascenti (sorry) ... a brief flirtation with positivity.
We were regaled with news about the increasing nudity of the world’s whitest places, uncertainty about the stability of Antarctica’s über-glaciers, sweat-inducing stories from Greenland’s hitherto impregnable ice cap, and of course, more unwelcome reminders of the slow death of the montane glaciers.
News off the sea was not heartwarming either. We were troubled to hear that it’s raining harder, the Asian monsoon is changing in threatening ways, Indian Ocean cyclones are worsening, and cyclones of the midlatitudes will bring more intense rainfall. Then right on cue come the first tranche of the monsters, with young Andres (off Mexico) brazenly making history as “the earliest East Pacific tropical storm on record”.
But! Your favourite International Agency you’d forgotten existed (the Energy one) brightened us all by announcing the End of the World (or the beginning of the next one depending on whether you’re a dinosaur or a human). Fossil fuels, they declared, must go. Like, not just take a back seat or be a bit discreet, but GO!
Photo by Valdemaras D.