It is in developing countries that the fight against climate change will be won or lost, and it is there that Chinese renewables will make the most difference https://t.co/4pPJqJbVLs ...

Even if climate change is not your priority, you should be excited at the prospect of cheap, abundant clean energy and its promise to improve billions of lives https://t.co/SFP1B7BNTy ...

“COP30 may prove to be a decisive moment in building the foundation to ensure that the forest canopy continues to sing,” argues the executive director of the Tropical Forest Alliance https://t.co/qQtqNddkNw ...

The World Was 1.4C Hotter Through August Than in the Pre-Industrial Age https://t.co/ohUSY2xX8Z ...

Why Climate Mayors Feel Buoyed by US Elections https://t.co/JmOGXC3jcE ...

Stocks linked to climate change are beating the broader market despite White House hostility toward clean energy, @markgongloff says (via @opinion) https://t.co/rIHz6R2omm ...

Hurricane Melissa became the most powerful storm on record to strike Jamaica in part because of water made hotter and air made wetter by global warming, a new analysis has found.The storm was also one of the strongest to ever form in the Atlantic, with winds reaching 185 mph shortly before making landfall in Jamaica. Those extreme wind speeds were five times more likely and 7% more intense because of climate change, according to the new analysis by World Weather Attribution, a scientific group that dissects ...

By dint of the immense size of its own emissions, China is one of the few countries capable of making a significant dent in the world’s emissions purely through its own actions https://t.co/8T2c7w3S93 ...

A majority of experts on China’s climate and energy policies expect the world’s top polluter to outperform fresh emissions-reduction targets that have been criticized as too timid, according to a new study https://t.co/WUZC8ZgDdJ ...

Environmental Impact - Great Barrier Reef may partially recover if global warming stays below 2 degrees Celsius [1]