Toxic smoke from wildfires will cause mounting deaths and economic losses as the planet warms, according to two new scientific studies https://t.co/0iihaCQUn1 ...

Exxon called for European leaders to repeal a new climate and human rights law that would fine corporations and is threatening to become a flashpoint in US-EU trade negotiations https://t.co/DzgysGyoSk ...

Climate change was responsible for over two thirds of the 24,400 heat deaths estimated in Europe this summer, according to a new report. Read more in today's Green Daily newsletter https://t.co/4MNRcD94IX ...

Scientists can now attribute climate change-related deaths practically in real time. Here's how many people they estimate died due to this summer's heat waves in Europe https://t.co/XXGBWbwruG ...

The EU is likely to miss the UN’s climate pledge deadline as member states remain divided on emission cuts https://t.co/frDnm0t8lJ ...

Climate Risk and Adaptation - Australia has committed 6 billion USD over the next five years to climate adaptation spending [1] - The potential damage bill to infrastructure and property could run into the hundreds of billions of dollars [3] - The amount of adaptation spending required is determined by the amount of warming Australia and the world faces [4] Emissions Targets and Decarbonization - Australia is committed to achieving a 43% reduction on 2005 level greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 [6] - The Climate Change Authority has recommended a target between 65% to 75% below 2005 levels by 2035 [7] - To stay on a pathway of about 1.75 degrees Celsius of warming, Australia's energy-related emissions would need to fall by about 70% on 2005 levels by 2035 [8] Economic Opportunities and Risks - A higher emissions reduction target of 75% versus 65% would reap additional benefits to the Australian economy [12] - Australia has huge resources in lithium and other critical minerals, setting it up to become a clean energy superpower [14] - Insurance costs in Australia due to extreme weather events are around billions of dollars [17] - Extreme weather events have had a real drag on the nation's economy, which will become unmanageable by late this century if action isn't taken [18]

The opportunity of nuclear, particularly in our world of AI. How quickly do you think it'll be brought online in the US or indeed the UK. Because your timeline is fast, it seems.It's aggressive, Caroline And that's President Trump. He came in all in on nuclear energy. And we will have reactors the next generation, small modular reactors critical next year. In fact, I'm pretty confident we'll have one of them before July 4th of next year and several more during the year.No, it's not the back ended electricit ...

Water the elixir of life. The problem is too much of it is chaos. Too little of it is the same.2015 the monsoon had failed. 2016 the city of Burggawi had a water scarcity which was unprecedented. That's when a few people got together and brought out that thing that's taught to everybody in school.When you have more trees, you have more rain. Very childish a thought. But then I guess nothing beats the truth of the innocence of a child who believes that the world can change.And so we believed and we set foot ...

The opportunity of nuclear, particularly in our world of AI. How quickly do you think it'll be brought online in the US or indeed the UK. Because your timeline is fast, it seems.It's aggressive, Caroline And that's President Trump. He came in all in on nuclear energy. And we will have reactors the next generation, small modular reactors critical next year. In fact, I'm pretty confident we'll have one of them before July 4th of next year and several more during the year.No, it's not the back ended electricit ...

Have you ever heard of a forest being compared to broiler chicken? I have. I'll tell you the story. It happened in 2013. My wife, my son and I, we were in Paramikulum Tiger Reserve in Paramikum town. I wanted a cup of tea and this elderly tea seller called me into his shop and he asked me when I went in he asked me what I do for a living. I said I write on the environment at that time. He pointed Yeah. He pointed to the he pointed to the forest in front of the front of him and said in malalam I'm sure a lot ...