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  2. Jun 19

    100% of scientists agree the climate is changing, climate changes all the time, always has and always will.

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  3. Jun 19

    Still no answers from Australian minister on the existential threats of a hotter Earth: 30 days since this question was asked of in parliament, it remains unanswered. It’s hard not to wonder whether he has any.

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  4. Jun 14

    Here's what Earth might look like in 100 years — if we're lucky

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  5. 3 hours ago

    Over a trillion litres of toxic water, an area larger than England, we must stop feeding the beast. Join the wave of resistance and together lets :

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  6. Jun 17

    Climate communications do’s & don’ts: DON’T talk about about polar bears, melting ice caps and future generations. DO talk about building a clean energy economy with millions of good jobs, clean air and water, cheap power and national security.

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  7. Jun 18

    Two crucial meetings on this week: Here are 4 things the world needs to see to keep climate action & progress on track

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  8. Jun 16

    In France all new rooftops must be covered in plants or panels: In Canada, used $4.5 billion in public money to buy a pipeline. RT if you want panels not pipelines

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  9. Jun 21

    Yet another study confirms leaks of methane from the US oil and gas industry are 60% higher than government estimates - confirming natural gas’ impact is about as terrible as burning coal

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  10. Jun 20

    Worth repeating ad nauseam: Natural gas is dirty and not a bridge fuel to : -> Production and distribution leaks methane equal to 40% of total emissions from coal globally -> Liquifying natural gas into LNG to export it then results in more terrible leaks

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  11. Jun 18

    Included in the NZIER economic models released today: If we decarbonise too quickly, it will probably hurt our economy. Not included in the models: if we decarbonise too slowly, it will probably hurt our chance of avoiding extinction-level impacts.

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  12. 10 hours ago

    Home to more than 120 indigenous groups and one in 10 known species, the is the world’s largest . Unparalleled in its , the Amazon is also critical to global stability.

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  13. Jun 13

    Here is a map of the oil spills in only the last 5 years. its no wonder people don't want one over their water supply: Panels not pipelines.

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  14. Jun 20

    Here's why and how the EU can boost its emissions-reduction target under to "slightly over 45%" ahead of .

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  15. Jun 12

    Knee-deep in trees great mountains wade, their roots as secret as a city thief, a mountain cuts its teeth on every glade, the Arctics liquefy fief by fief. Winter Ferry (Winter Press 2008)

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  16. Jun 19

    The City of London will be powered with 100% renewable energy from this October - through solar panels on local buildings, investing in larger solar and wind projects and purchasing clean energy from the grid

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  17. 21 minutes ago

    California is heading for record heat and the grid is maxing out, but so are all the rooftop solar systems. Here's ours today.

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  18. Jun 21

    Three new pipelines our planet doesn't need and our can't handle. Stop the money, >>

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  19. 13 hours ago

    You know how we have immigration/asylum lawyers? Just had a horrified thought that in the future we will need a freaking ARMY of lawyers who specialize in arguing that their clients qualify as refugees. And I’m not sure they’re being trained soon enough.

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  20. Jun 18

    Canada promises progress, buys a pipeline instead: leaders don't buy pipelines .

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  21. Jun 21

    Australian “Children will not know what looks like.” said world famous UK expert Doktor Phil Jones. I wonder who paid him to say that and how much did they pay him?🤔 Bird shredding companies? Failing solar companies? The Russians? The Russians! 😲

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