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Climate change Unveiled: The Urgent Fight for Our Planet

The Environmental Blog

This article explores the visible impacts of ongoing climate change, outlines potential treatments, and examines the crucial role politics plays in combating this global issue. Spread of Infectious Diseases Malaria in Africa Climate change has expanded the habitat range for mosquitoes, the primary vectors for malaria.

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How would an energy transition delay affect the trillions spent?

Smart Energy International

Last week Wood Mackenzie released an analysis – A delayed energy transition – on the implications of a five-year delay to the energy transition, both on CAPEX spending across segments as well as on the penetration of global warming. In total investment, this drums up to $48 trillion, far below the needed $75 trillion.

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Nationalism is threat to energy transition says climate action minister Habeck

Smart Energy International

He said the fight against global warming was “the most important story of our political time” and delivering successful action to combat climate change also “means a free world order”. This conference is a link in that change.” Climate action means prosperity.”

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Mapped: The Tory Network of Climate Denial and Fossil Fuel Funding

DeSmogBlog

A DeSmog investigation – compiled in this interactive map – reveals the scale of this network, mapping the connections between oil, gas and coal companies, wealthy political donors, right-wing think tanks, anti-climate media outlets, and senior figures in the ruling Conservative Party. Tory peer Lord Michael Farmer has also donated £8.8

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COP26 left the world with a climate to-do list: Here are 5 things to watch for in 2022

Renewable Energy World

In island n ations that are losing their homes to sea-level rise, and in other highly vulnerable countries, there were bitter pills to swallow after global commitments to cut emissions fell far short of the goal to keep global warming to 1.5 More South Africa deals, please. degrees Celsius (2.7°F). billion from the U.K.,

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What could go wrong? How $38tr in climate damages could knock a fifth off global income

Business Green

But what is less clear is how this global warming will translate into increased weather extremes and how these extremes will then impact hugely complex human infrastructure, agricultural systems, and the economies they underpin. Such outcomes would trigger huge geo-political risks that could impact the entire global economy.

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'Climate change is landing blow after blow on humanity': How well adapted is society to worsening climate impacts?

Business Green

Climate change is "landing blow after blow on humanity" yet the world is still failing to mobilise the hundreds of billions of dollars of investment needed to better prepare for and guard against the myriad worsening impacts of global warming. These impacts are being experienced at just 1.1C