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Edinburgh climate experts tell new councillors to work together for net zero by 2030

Labour, the SNP, Lib Dems and Greens are all agreed on the 2030 net zero target set out by the Edinburgh Climate Commission - but the Tories say it's "physically impossible to achieve in eight years".

Edinburgh Live

‘Vicious cycle’: Storms intensify in the Gulf as climate changes

Recent ecologically disastrous conditions in the Gulf are latest sign of climate danger to the MENA region.

Al Jazeera

Catching Air: High Speed Carbon Dioxide Catcher Heralds New Era In Fight Against Climate Change

Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have created what they say is the fastest carbon dioxide catcher ever, possibly heralding a new era in the fight against carbon emissions linked to climate change.

Zenger

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Where to find more water: eight unconventional resources to tap

As climate change worsens, and with populations rising worldwide, water shortages are a top threat to human development and security.

The Conversation

As natural gas expands in Gulf, residents fear rising damage

There are neighborhoods in Southwest Louisiana that have endured seven federally declared disasters in just two years

The Independent UK

Current policies will bring ‘catastrophic’ climate breakdown, warn former UN leaders

Three former UN climate heads say gap between government promises and actions will change environment irreversibly

The Guardian - UK

For 50 years, governments have failed to act on climate change. No more excuses

Yes, these are troubling times, but it is vital for national leaders to cooperate and take action now in tackling climate change, say three former UN climate chiefs

The Guardian - UK

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California drought resurrects decades-old plan for controversial Sites Reservoir

MAXWELL, Calif. — A long-dead proposal to flood a bucolic valley north of Sacramento and create a massive reservoir for thirsty Southern California is finding new life — and opposition — amid the effects of climate change and worsening drought.

Los Angeles Times

Koala population discovered in NSW Kosciuszko National Park shows signs of climate change resilience

Mating calls recorded in the Kosciuszko National Park could reveal a previously undiscovered habitat for the endangered species.

ABC News

Ex-fire chief predicts Labor will strengthen 2030 climate target after meeting minister

Greg Mullins says Chris Bowen’s invitation to meet with experts is a ‘stark contrast’ to outgoing Coalition government

The Guardian - AU

Shadow minister calls for ‘urgency’ over climate change

Nia Griffith made the comments after being recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

The Independent UK

WA's south-west is set for a dry winter and climate change is part of the reason

As Australia's north and east braces for plenty of rainfall, the Bureau of Meteorology's seasonal outlook shows WA's most populated region is in line for a dry winter — and this is why.

ABC News

The rejection of China’s deal shows the Pacific will not be used as a geopolitical pawn

Pacific leaders have sent a strong message that countries who want to partner with them must treat them with respect and take action on climate change

The Guardian - AU

'Urgent implementation' of climate plans needed to meet Ireland's emissions targets, says EPA

'There is a significant gap between the ambition in the Climate Act and the realisation of the necessary actions to deliver on that ambition'

Irish Mirror

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The Hindu

NISAR to arrive in India by February 2023: NASA scientists

It will help scientists to study aspects like the structural changes on the surface of the earth, climate change and prediction of hazardous events

The Hindu

MSSRF’s Wayanad Centre to host two-day conference on biodiversity, climate change and adaptation

It is to mark the silver jubilee of the Community Agrobiodiversity Centre (CAbC)

The Walrus

Including Youth in the Climate Change Conversation

S3E24 of The Conversation Piece

The National (Scotland)

Emergency scheme to combat water shortages caused by climate change launched

AN emergency scheme to combat water shortages caused by climate change has been introduced by the Scottish Government.

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The Independent UK

Universities say losing membership to EU research group is ‘political self-harm’

Academics say valuable collaboration over climate change and food insecurity will be lost if the UK loses membership to Horizon Europe.

The Conversation

With diesel $2 a litre and a new leader, the Nationals could pivot on climate to focus on energy independence

You might look at the recent election result and conclude it was a reasonable one for the National Party. Its MPs held their seats despite several swings against them, and gained strength within the Coalition, after the Liberal Party suffered major losses.

The Denver Post

Continued warm, dry weather in Colorado raises alarms about reliability of power systems

Colorado utilities are preparing for what’s shaping up to be a hotter-than-normal and relatively dry summer while regulators are assessing how to keep the lights and power on as the climate changes.

The Conversation

Caring for Country means tackling the climate crisis with Indigenous leadership: 3 things the new government must do

The election of a new Australian government offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to promote the self-determination of Indigenous peoples to Care for Country.

The Conversation

Meet the world's largest plant: a single seagrass clone stretching 180 km in Western Australia's Shark Bay

Next time you go diving or snorkelling, have a close look at those wondrously long, bright green ribbons, waving with the ebb and flow of water. They are seagrasses – marine plants which produce flowers, fruit, and seedlings annually, like their land-based relatives.

The Guardian - AU

Biden praises Ardern for ‘galvanising action’ on gun control and climate change

US president welcomes New Zealand’s PM to Oval Office and speaks of devastation caused by mass shootings

Salon

Life evolving far faster than we thought

A new study into how quickly life adapts to climate change shakes up what we know about evolution

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