Not a single oil major is Paris-aligned
Following the latest CA100+ benchmark and IPCC report it appears that not a single oil major is Paris-aligned, Follow This reports
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Stockholm Exergi plans to build Europe’s first large-scale negative emissions plant
Stockholm Exergi plans to build Europe’s first large-scale negative emissions plant, a project supported by the EU’s Innovation Fund.
Australian coal mines emit much more methane than reported
A Dutch group of scientists has used the space instrument TROPOMI to calculate methane emissions from six Australian coal mines.
In the aftermath of COP26, temperature goes up
Another year is wasted by moving decisions ahead again, to COP27 at Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt. Ironically, it’s much warmer there than in Glasgow. Maybe that will put the heat on results a bit more.
Crops globally will suffer from climate change within 10 years
Climate change may affect the production of crops like maize (corn) and wheat by 2030 if current trends continue, according to a new international study that included researchers from IIASA, NASA, and the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK). Maize crop yields are projected to decline by 24%, while wheat could potentially see growth […]
Solar and wind power too slow to stop climate change
Wind and solar power develop too slow and virtually no country is moving sufficiently fast to avoid global warming of 1.5°C or even 2°C.
Prince William’s Earthshot Prize important for climate innovation
Earthshot Prize 2021 in London has shown the world the importance of backing, inspiring and acting on breakthrough environmental solutions.
Heinberg says: tech absolutely cannot fix the climate
Richard Heinberg explains why hi-tech fixes can’t solve the climate crisis, and only a dramatic change in our way of life can.
The latest IPCC leaks and what they really mean
Juan Bordera Romá reports about how recent IPCC leaks were passed on to him, and what they actually mean.
Study: Costs of damage of climate change substantially underestimated
The economic damage of climate change could be six times higher by the end of this century than previously estimated.