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Climate clash: coalition divide over targets laid bare

Divisions over how to tackle Australia's climate targets have continued to deepen within the coalition as its conservative members push for a rethink.

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The World Court just ruled countries can be held liable for climate change damage – what does that mean for the US?

The opinion opens a door for future claims by countries seeking reparations for climate-related harm.

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Climate disasters are escalating: 6 ways South Africa’s G20 presidency can lead urgent action

South Africa currently holds the presidency of the G20 – the group of 19 of the world’s largest economies and the African Union. It has set up a Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group to find concrete solutions for countries experiencing climate-induced disasters that are made worse by poverty and inequality.…

The Conversation

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To get that perfect ear of corn, weather has to cooperate. But climate change is making it dicier

Climate change is fueling conditions across several states that make watching the corn grow a nail-biter for farmers

The Independent UK

Monsoon flooding has killed hundreds in Pakistan – climate change is pushing the rainy season from blessing to looming catastrophe

Farmers in South Asia rely on the summer monsoon’s rainfall, but extreme monsoon rains in recent years have been destructive and deadly.

The Conversation

Vietnam evacuates hundreds of thousands as typhoon Kajiki nears

Vietnam has evacuated hundreds of thousands of people and closed schools and airports as it braces for Typhoon Kajiki, its strongest storm of the year. The typhoon, with winds of up to 166 kilometres per hour, is expected to make landfall in central Vietnam between Thanh Hoa and Ha Tinh…

The Independent UK

Heatwaves prompt early harvest across France's vineyards

The harvest has begun earlier this year across France's wine-producing regions, with extreme temperatures due to climate change causing grapes to ripen earlier. Heatwaves and wildfires can also mean a loss of crops and land, and an increase in diseases and pests.

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Buckling rails and lines underwater: how Australia’s ageing train networks are crumbling as the climate changes

Last week’s torrential rain disrupted several Sydney train lines, in what is becoming a familiar story for commuters. Almost one in five trains in New South Wales ran late over the past year, and floods in May also saw a temporary closure of the North Coast line.

The Conversation

'Bizarre' push to drop net zero sets up coalition clash

An effort to repeal the net zero emissions target has highlighted internal opposition divisions over climate change as Labor is urged to do more.

AAP

Spain’s August heatwave was ‘most intense on record’, weather agency says

AEMET says the 16-day August heatwave was part of a ‘trend toward more extreme summers’ due to climate change.

Al Jazeera

Bumpy skies: How climate change increases air turbulence

The seatbelt sign pings on, trays rattle, drinks slosh in their glasses. For many flyers, air turbulence can be an unnerving experience – and in a world warming under the effects of climate change, it is only set to worsen, according to a growing body of scientific evidence.

Radio France Internationale

What’s the top threat facing your country? Europeans in 5 countries say it’s fake news online

People view online misinformation, the global economy, and terrorism as major threats, while concern for climate change and infectious diseases has fallen in high-income countries, the survey found.

Euronews

Why Ireland’s mild temperatures won’t protect it from the climate crisis

The island of Ireland has a moderate climate, with few temperature extremes. Its temperature record is still “only” 33°C – almost every other country has been hotter at some point.

The Conversation

Q&A on the Trump EPA’s effort to curtail regulation of greenhouse gas emissions - Roll Call

A look at the Trump EPA's attempt to rescind the "endangerment finding," which allows the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

Roll Call

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The forgotten classic sci-fi film that influenced Star Wars, pioneered special effects – and predicted how we'd respond to climate change

Find out why one of the most influential sci-fi movies is more relevant than ever

Radio France Internationale

France’s summer of heatwaves exposes hidden mental health cost

This summer’s record temperatures are revealing the toll climate change is taking on mental health. In France, psychiatric emergency services have reported a spike in calls during heatwaves, while experts warn the heat can worsen existing mental health issues. Meanwhile, young people are feeling overwhelmed by climate anxiety, as temperatures…

International Business Times

Bumpy Skies: How Climate Change Increases Air Turbulence

The seatbelt sign pings on, trays rattle, drinks slosh in their glasses.

Benzinga

Online Misinformation Seen As 'Major Threat' By 70% Of Americans: Survey

The spread of false information online ranks as a "major threat" to the United States for seven in 10 adults, outstripping concerns about terrorism, the global economy and climate change, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

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Netanyahu, uninterrupted: Sky News Australia interview ticks off all the talking points for Israeli PM

Sharri Markson scores interview with leader, who took the opportunity to condemn Australia over alleged ‘appeasement’. Plus: the Tele’s psychic connection

The Conversation

Climate change is driving a silent, sinister change in Australia’s mountain ash forests

Something silent and sinister is happening in Australia’s mountain ash forests. As temperatures rise, these ecosystems are slowly, steadily losing their trees – and with them, their ability to store carbon.

The Conversation

The UK’s year of climate U-turns exposes a deeper failure

We’re now halfway through the UK government’s critical decade for tackling climate change – and 2025 is fast becoming a year of climate U-turns.

The Conversation

Climate change is profoundly affecting livelihoods across Canada

For years, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has been sounding the alarm: climate change is having significant effects on the conditions, characteristics and availability of work.

The Guardian - AU

Arborescence by Rhett Davis review – strange and beguiling novel considers what it means to be human

People transform into trees in this meditation on despair and hope in a time of human-induced climate change

The Guardian - AU

Gina Rinehart’s apocalyptic visions for bush summits just the latest in a history of climate science denialism

Sponsorship of News Corp’s event series has given Australia’s richest person a vehicle for her anti-net zero crusade

Al Jazeera

What’s causing Pakistan’s deadly floods?

Further flooding is predicted in cities including Karachi in the south of Pakistan.

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