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There's no issue more pressing on the global agenda than climate change. With so many companies & institutions scrambling towards solutions, find out what the experts have to say as you explore the latest in global warming & climate change news.

Top news of the week: 21.07.2022.

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@dpcarrington shared
On Jul 19, 2022
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Court orders UK government to explain how net zero policies will reach targets

Court orders UK government to explain how net zero policies will reach targets

Green activists brought challenge, arguing climate change strategy did not spell out how carbon emissions cuts would be achieved

@meganrowling shared
On Jul 19, 2022
RT @IIEDmedia: Most city residents now live in the global south. For the most vulnerable people, who have done the least to cause #ClimateChange, adapting to greater heat in the #Cities where they live is an economic impossibility, say @IIED's @AdiBahadur & @dee_are_dee https://t.co/ea2Hax1AY1
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The climate crisis is coming home in our sweltering cities

The climate crisis is coming home in our sweltering cities

Letters: Innovative ways are being found to cool cities, and justice demands that rich countries help those in the global south, say Dr David Dodman and Dr Aditya V Bahadur. Plus letters ...

@GRI_LSE shared
On Jul 18, 2022
We must adapt and do a better job of protecting ourselves and the most vulnerable in the face of deadly heatwaves in the UK says @ret_ward Via @horton_official https://t.co/YjiJ8pEU6J
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UK is no longer a cold country and must adapt to heat, say climate scientists

UK is no longer a cold country and must adapt to heat, say climate scientists

Experts call on UK officials to prepare for periods of extreme heat or risk thousands of excess deaths

@CarbonBrief shared
On Jul 20, 2022
RT @DrSimEvans: FACTCHECK No Liz Truss, fracking really won't cut our energy bills There is a guaranteed alternative: Changing your boiler settings can be a win-win-win-win for bills, energy security, climate and the fight against Russia New by me for @guardian 1/ https://t.co/22CcK6j3Dq
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Factcheck: why fracking in UK will not reduce your energy bills

Factcheck: why fracking in UK will not reduce your energy bills

Experts say it would take years to begin shale gas production and it is far less accessible than once thought

@NRDC shared
On Jul 19, 2022
Extreme heat due to the climate crisis is putting millions of workers across the U.S. at risk. Read the latest from @grist, featuring NRDC experts @JMConstible and @vlimaye. 👇 https://t.co/wthzX9bUfX
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Climate change at work

Climate change at work

America’s workers are facing increasingly dire conditions.

@meganrowling shared
On Jul 18, 2022
RT @TRF_Climate: 🔴 Why is it so hot? 🌍 Climate change is here @ret_ward from @GRI_LSE says slow action on emissions means #heatwave events will become ever more severe for at least the next 30 years https://t.co/e5Dcuy7lqe
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OPINION: Why is it so hot? Climate change is here

OPINION: Why is it so hot? Climate change is here

Heat is the clearest signal of climate change – and deadly heat will get even worse over the next 30 years as we struggle to act

@dpcarrington shared
On Jul 20, 2022
Britain is boiling – and the government wants to dramatically expand UK aviation, says Leo Murray @crisortunity - Its ‘jet zero’ strategy relies on the invention of pie in the sky technologies to tackle dangerous airline emissions #jetzero https://t.co/gTlWUkXaOu
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Britain is boiling – and the government wants to dramatically expand UK aviation

Britain is boiling – and the government wants to dramatically expand UK aviation

Its ‘jet zero’ strategy relies on the invention of pie in the sky technologies to tackle dangerous airline emissions, says Leo Murray of the climate charity Possible

@guardian shared
On Jul 19, 2022
Heat can be deadly for workers – yet the UK has no maximum workplace temperature | Mika Minio-Paluello https://t.co/ZVuFEHeKL0
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We’ve reached boiling point – nobody should have to work in temperatures above 30C

We’ve reached boiling point – nobody should have to work in temperatures above 30C

Spain, Germany and China all have maximum working temperatures. It’s time the UK followed suit, says Mika Minio-Paluello of the Trades Union Congress