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Analyses indicate that the UK is expected to fall considerably short of meeting the Paris climate goals.

According to an analysis, the UK government is expected to fall significantly short of its goals outlined in the Paris climate agreement. This could have a damaging impact on Britain’s reputation on a global level. According to current regulations, the…

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Cop28: Outrage over high number of fossil fuel lobbyists granted entry to summit – live updates.

The latest report reveals that Cop28 has granted unprecedented entry to a high number of lobbyists representing fossil fuel companies. The Climate Action Network, the biggest alliance of organizations focused on climate issues, emphasizes that there are: According to Tzeporah…

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The leak at the Sellafield nuclear site has been uncovered, which may potentially endanger the safety of the public.

The Guardian has uncovered that Sellafield, the most dangerous nuclear facility in Europe, is experiencing a deteriorating leak from a massive silo containing radioactive waste. This could potentially endanger the public. The deteriorating state of the building and the presence…

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We will continue to raise awareness about the suffering in Gaza because human rights and climate justice are inseparable. – Greta Thunberg and Fridays for Future Sweden

M Over 15,000 individuals, including at least 6,000 children, have been reported to have been killed by Israel in the Gaza Strip in just a few weeks. The death toll continues to increase as Israel targets essential societal infrastructure and…

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Australian EV sales have increased by 185% since 2022

Sales of electric vehicles in Australia have more than doubled this year compared to 2022 but industry experts say the figure could be even higher had the government introduced long-promised fuel efficiency standards. The year-to-date sales of battery electric vehicles…

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in 2018 In 2018, there will be a record high in global carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.

In 2023, the world saw a new high in carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels. However, experts cautioned that the expected rate of global warming had not shown any improvement in the last two years. According to a…

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A tally has been kept of the number of lobbyists representing the fossil fuel industry who have been granted access to the Cop28 climate talks.

According to an analysis, a minimum of 2,456 lobbyists for fossil fuels have been given permission to participate in the Cop28 talks on climate change. The number determined by the KBPO coalition is a significant amount that brings up concerns…

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“Extremely fortunate”: Researchers in Antarctica study the largest iceberg on Earth, which is three times the size of New York City.

Researchers in Antarctica had the fortunate opportunity to examine the largest iceberg in the world, which is approximately three times bigger than New York City. The iceberg broke off from the frigid continent nearly four decades ago. The huge iceberg,…

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In a span of one month, authorities in London detained 630 individuals who were participating in climate protests.

In the last month, law enforcement has detained over 630 individuals participating in peaceful demonstrations against the expansion of oil and gas production. This increase in arrests is a result of the government’s anti-protest laws being enforced. Liberty, a civil…

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Al Jaber clarifies that comments stating there is no scientific basis for the phase-out of fossil fuels were misinterpreted during the live session of Cop28.

The president of Cop28 and the head of an oil company responded fervently to a question posed by a reporter from the Sydney Morning Herald regarding the Guardian’s report. He asserted that he had been portrayed inaccurately and passionately defended…