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Study: Carbon Capture Tech Will Extend Oil Production by 84 Years
The study focuses on a Canadian oil field that should have shut down in 2016 but could now keep producing oil until 2100.
By Geoff Dembicki
A major Canadian oil field in the province of Saskatchewan would likely have reached the end!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Eating Lower-Carbon Meats is Actually Worse for Animal Welfare. The Solution? Eat Less Meat
While swapping beef for chicken may lower your impact on the climate, it also means killing more poorly treated animals. The key to balancing the tradeoff is to just eat less meat.
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COP29 Host Azerbaijan Never Had a Free Press, and It’s Only Getting Worse
Months before it hosts this year's UN climate summit, Azerbaijan is being criticised for its crackdown on journalists, exacerbating an already appalling record of press censorship.
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‘Mad Men’: UN Chief Called for A Ban on Fossil Fuel Advertising – But Media Companies Remain Mostly Silent
In a speech last week, the UN secretary general implored countries and media companies to stop fossil fuel advertising – but is the warning falling on deaf ears?
"Climate change is the mother of all stealth taxes paid by everyday people!-->!-->!-->…
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4 Things to Ask Your Therapist About Climate Change
If feeling helpless, angry, or anxious about climate change is taking over your life, therapy can help. But finding the right person to talk to is critical.
By Samantha Harrington
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‘Betrayal’: Swiss Parliament Rejects European Court’s Landmark Climate Change Ruling
Lawmakers in Switzerland have voted to disregard a human rights ruling in favour of senior female climate activists, with a particularly reprehensible stance taken by the parliament's largest party.
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In 4 Years, Renewable Energy Has Yielded $250B in Health & Climate Benefits in the US
The increasing use of wind and solar energy in the US is driving massive economic benefits and emission reductions in the US, according to a new study.
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Abu Dhabi Announces Alternative Protein Economic Cluster to Boost Food Security
The crown prince of Abu Dhabi has approved a new economic cluster for novel foods and alternative proteins to tackle food insecurity and water shortages.
Abu Dhabi has launched the AgriFood Growth and Water Abundance (AGWA) hub, an!-->!-->!-->…
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Doctors Urge UK Government to Retract ‘Misleading’ Campaign Asking Brits to Eat Meat & Dairy
A group of healthcare organisations are asking the UK government to withdraw a campaign that they say spreads misinformation about the benefits of eating meat and dairy.
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Planetary Health Diet Linked to 30% Lower Risk of Premature Death & 29% Fewer Emissions
The first large-scale study to analyse the effects of the Planetary Health Diet has found a lower risk of premature death and a lighter impact on the climate.
Eating a primarily whole-food plant-based diet has tremendous benefits for!-->!-->!-->…
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AgriG8 Bags Investment to Decarbonise Rice Production in Asia with Gamified Platform
Agri-fintech platform AgriG8 has received financing from Better Bite Ventures and The Trendlines Group to help rice farmers in Asia reduce methane emissions by up to 55%.
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Disney, Nestlé, easyJet Among Corporations That Invested in ‘Likely Junk’ Carbon Offsets
Some of the world's richest and most polluting companies have been investing in carbon offsets that are "likely junk", according to a new analysis.
In 2023, non-profit Corporate Accountability and the Guardian undertook a joint!-->!-->!-->…
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Was the World’s Largest Election Decided By the Climate Crisis?
India's dramatic election results have confirmed a third term for Narendra Modi, but with a much-weakened mandate – is climate change to blame (or thank) for that?
India stands third in the world for the number of billionaires and the!-->!-->!-->…
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Euro 2024: Deutsche Bahn Passengers to Get Free ChoViva Cocoa-Free Chocolate Cookies
German national rail company Deutsche Bahn has partnered with Planet A Foods to offer cocoa-free chocolate shortbreads during the Euro 2024 football championship and beyond.
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‘Outrageous’: Debt Payments for Climate-Vulnerable Nations Reach 34-Year-High
The 50 countries most vulnerable to climate change are paying back 15.5% of their government revenues as debt to external creditors, the highest rate since 1990.
Debt payments by the 50 countries facing the worst impacts of the climate!-->!-->!-->…
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How US States Can Support Climate Change Education in Schools
Eight US lawmakers explain how states can support climate change education in their schools.
By Glenn Branch
So you want to help to improve climate change education. Good for you!
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USDA, FDA & EPA Renew Agreement for Programme to Reduce Food Loss & Waste
US government departments have signed an agreement to renew their collaborative efforts to reduce food waste and loss in the country.
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UK University to Create Climate-Resilient Crops in £3M AI-Powered Plant Lab
The University of Essex has built a new facility to develop crops that can adapt to a hotter and drier planet, which features a vertical farm and is backed by AI-assisted research.
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With $750,000 in Funding, Kokomodo Emerges as Latest Cell-Based Chocolate Player
Israeli startup Kokomodo has emerged from stealth with a $750,000 investment to produce cocoa and chocolate products via cellular agriculture.
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Meat & Dairy Industry Have Weakened & Stalled Key EU Climate Policies: Report
Lobbying from the meat and dairy sector has helped weaken and delay crucial climate policies in the EU, a new report shows.
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Climate Finance Programme for Developing Nations is Funnelling Billions Back to Rich Countries
Rich countries have been sending climate funds to developing nations via programmes that financially benefit themselves, a new investigation shows.
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