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Norway on aKutt campaign

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Please all, blame all

PM’s climate change council has not met in almost 7 years

Who is, then, advising the PM for his climate goal announcements?

Bali: the mother of all no-deals

Atlantic cooling may be temporary respite

Study finds land availability limited to achieve biodiversity targets and apply climate mitigation strategy

Commitment of 120 million sq km for land-based carbon dioxide removal potentially conflicts with “30x30” target

Aardvarks are crucial for sub-Saharan Africa’s ecosystem — but climate change is impacting their chances of survival

Study examines 104 faecal samples of the burrowing nocturnal mammals to see impact of aridification 

November 2023 was warmest November on record globally, 1.75°C warmer than pre-industrial era: Copernicus

2023 officially warmest year in recorded history

COP28 diary (December 4): Developing countries reject GGA draft, vote of support for rechanneling Special Drawing Rights

New Global Stocktake text to be published December 5, World Bank announces 5 new initiatives

Rewilding Tasmania with emus will be good for the island state’s ecosystems

Why did the Tasmanian emus go extinct and should we reintroduce them?

More livestock, more carbon dioxide, less ice: The world’s climate change progress since 2019 is (mostly) bad news

Especially troubling is the unprecedented surge in climate-related disasters since 2019

Lac melts

Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall hit lac production in India

Slow death

World’s glaciers are melting fast, but not so in Asia

Carbon suckers

Mangroves store four times more carbon than other forests

Aerosols affect cloud cover, says study

Bearing climate burden?

According to reports

The mean world of climate change

Flakes for inspiration

“Not in my lifetime”

The new UNFCCC chief on a full climate deal

SBI update: session at Bonn suspended without adopting agenda

Lack of consensus forces move

When did CO2 become our planet's arch enemy?

Carbon dioxide was always essential for our planet, but when did it become too much?

Climate change threatens peace and prosperity, says UN secretary general

Summit seeks joint engagement by countries, civil society and private sector