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White House has “directed federal agencies to stop monetising climate damages when crafting regulations and making other decisions – unless it is ‘plainly required in their governing statutes’." ...
Of the 0.61C increase in global average temperatures over 1990-2020, a new study estimates that 65% was due to the emissions ...
Carbon Brief examines what is known about the Spanish and Portuguese power cuts, the role of renewables and how the media has ...
Children born in 2020 will face “unprecedented exposure” to extreme weather events even if warming is limited to 1.5C.
The “vast majority” of the UK government’s plans for climate hazards have made virtually no progress over the past two years, says the CCC.
There is continuing coverage of Ørsted’s decision to cancel current plans for a “huge windfarm” off the coast of East Yorkshire, reports BBC News.
Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor party has won a “landslide” victory in the country’s election, BBC News reports.
In a recent study, Climate Policy explore how climate science is – and is not – being used in national-level adaptation planning in southern Africa.