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What makes Al Gore hopeful: Tech innovation, science-based targets and the racial 'awakening'

GreenBiz

How can we be sure? Climate TRACE (short for Tracking Real-time Atmospheric Carbon Emissions) intends to use a massive worldwide network of satellite images, land- and sea-based sensors and advanced artificial intelligence to generate what it’s describing as the "most thorough and reliable data on emissions the world has ever seen.".

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These changes to our food systems could improve human and planetary health

GreenBiz

These changes to our food systems could improve human and planetary health. The challenges facing us are wide-ranging. The challenges facing us are wide-ranging. In particular, young leaders who refuse to accept the status quo are already driving real change and positive impact in food and ag. Oliver Camp.

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Identifying ‘discontinuity gap’ could solve freshwater shortages

Envirotec Magazine

They were only thought of for making money, and not for the public good” The arguments set out in his book will be a focal point of Buisman’s talk at the BlueTech Research-hosted forum, taking place in Vancouver, Canada, on 6-8 June 2022.

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Extreme rainfall will be worse and more frequent than we thought, according to new studies

Grist

Ever since then, imperial meteorologists have been trying to figure out why extreme rainfall can vary so much,” said Studholme, who is now a researcher at Yale University. Climate scientists have long known that global warming increases rainfall, since a hotter atmosphere holds more water vapor.

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Scorched earth: Rishi Sunak's attack on climate policies is worse than the sum of its parts

Business Green

The government's mooted policy changes will damage, but not derail the net zero transition - but Sunak's political cynicism threatens to burn down something precious I must admit, I didn't think they would do it. Promise "no diet change measures to reduce carbon emissions". How wrong was I?

Policy 101
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UN: Weak 2030 national climate plans put world 'very far' from meeting Paris goals

Business Green

UN urges countries to submit tougher climate plans to meet Paris goals and prevent climate catastrophe. Meanwhile, some of the world's biggest emitters, including the US, China, India, and Indonesia, are yet to publish revised climate plans, although formal submissions are expected in the coming months.

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The problem with COP26

Low Impact

The IPCC recently conducted a study into the combined effects of all the agreed targets of the countries taking part in the ongoing COP talks. The graph at the top shows the trajectory of global carbon emissions (and this is without the land-use figures), so no. Things are going to change. The UK will miss by a mile.

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