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Global Warming is Energy Surplus in a World Primarily in Deficit

Energy Central

Where Europe and the Asia-Pacific economies face an escalating energy crisis, global warming should be an economist’s dream. It is a global surplus of heat energy chasing too few ways of either. Where demand-pull inflation describes an imbalance in aggregate supply versus aggregate demand.

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Southeast Asia's voices of COP28

Eco-Business

Meet the people pushing to protect one of the most vulnerable parts of the world to global warming at the COP28 climate talks in Dubai.

Asia 24
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'Misguided': Asia Pacific energy leaders think emissions are falling at a time of record global warming

Eco-Business

Most believe that emissions have dropped since 2005 — when they have grown by 50 per cent, according to a survey conducted at the recently-concluded Asia Pacific Energy Week. The findings reveal "a major gap between perception and reality".

Asia 18
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Southeast Asia facing calamitous weather extremes as 1.5°C global warming to hit by 2030s: IPCC report

Eco-Business

Vulnerable Southeast Asia needs to mount stronger climate defences. The first major assessment from climate experts in a decade predicts no end to rising temperatures before 2050 unless greenhouse gas emissions are slashed.

Asia 19
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The Future of Extreme Heat in Cities: What We Know — and What We Don’t

The City Fix

The past year registered record-shattering global temperatures. degrees C (2 degrees F) of global warming, compared to pre-industrial averages. People around the world are already witnessing epic heat waves, wildfires and drought at 1.1 With current policies putting the world on.

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Extreme weather conditions in Pakistan due to climate change

The Environmental Blog

Pakistan is considered one of the disaster-prone countries in Asia. The study of glaciers provides the basis for climate change and global warming. Glaciers are receding and wasting at a global level, which shows the sign of Global warming.

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Global warming could threaten Southeast Asia's mass flowering forests: study

Eco-Business

Synchronous mass flowering is one of the most spectacular but least-understood phenomena in Southeast Asia’s tropical rainforests.