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Global Warming

An issue of utmost importance to all of us. As we are all aware of the situation, we offer a selection of articles on the global efforts in the private and public sectors to limit the rise of temperatures.

Top news of the week: 19.01.2023.

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@CarbonBubble shared
On Jan 18, 2023
A new investigation shows that many of the carbon offsets sold to companies are largely worthless and could actually make #globalwarming worse. https://t.co/orbGl0x2O1
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Revealed: more than 90% of rainforest carbon offsets by biggest provider are worthless, analysis shows

Revealed: more than 90% of rainforest carbon offsets by biggest provider are worthless, analysis shows

Investigation into Verra carbon standard finds most are ‘phantom credits’ and may worsen global heating

@CarbonBubble shared
On Jan 17, 2023
One of the biggest banks involved in GFANZ is #HSBC, which announced restrictions on #oil & #gas finance last month. But @ReclaimFinance find HSBC approved 58 transactions worth $12bn in capital to #FossilFuel developers, since joining #GFANZ in April 2021 https://t.co/xVccoi4oux
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Banks still investing heavily in fossil fuels despite net zero pledges – study

Banks still investing heavily in fossil fuels despite net zero pledges – study

Financial institutions signed up to GFANZ initiative accused of acting as ‘climate arsonists’

@skepticscience shared
On Jan 17, 2023
RT @ClimateComms: My new feature article on changing the language of #climate change @sciam. It's here, now, & personal. Stress urgency & agency. Find common ground. The future is in our hands. Change the words & change the world. #ClimateActionNow @laurahelmuth @KHayhoe https://t.co/hfDBarvXuQ
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The Right Words Are Crucial to Solving Climate Change

The Right Words Are Crucial to Solving Climate Change

Speaking to people’s priorities can build the will needed to implement climate solutions

@tveitdal shared
On Jan 17, 2023
Cease and desist’ letter signed by over 650,000 people sent to oil and gas CEOs follows removal of Greta Thunberg from coal protest https://t.co/fYOgFJaRAc
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Climate activists vow to take to streets to stop fossil fuel extraction

Climate activists vow to take to streets to stop fossil fuel extraction

‘Cease and desist’ letter signed by over 650,000 people sent to oil and gas CEOs follows removal of Greta Thunberg from coal protest

@tveitdal shared
On Jan 19, 2023
Study shows ‘disastrous consequences for wildlife’ if human-caused emissions push global temperatures up 4.4C https://t.co/zuPcYkEzvb
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Extreme heat could put 40% of land vertebrates in peril by end of century

Extreme heat could put 40% of land vertebrates in peril by end of century

Study shows ‘disastrous consequences for wildlife’ if human-caused emissions push global temperatures up 4.4C

@tveitdal shared
On Jan 13, 2023
Walrus detectives and the Year of the Tiger: WWF’s key moments of 2022 https://t.co/tCxQuNlBJd
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Walrus detectives and the Year of the Tiger: WWF’s key moments of 2022

Walrus detectives and the Year of the Tiger: WWF’s key moments of 2022

This reflection on key moments reveals 2022 as a year of environmental highs and lows, many of which will continue to resonate in the year ahead

@adamvaughan_uk shared
On Jan 18, 2023
RT @ClimateHome: NEW Mexico plans to ban solar geoengineering after rogue experiment ✍️ @sebastianrodvar & @joeloyo https://t.co/h23hF3IF1l
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Mexico plans to ban solar geoengineering after rogue experiment

Mexico plans to ban solar geoengineering after rogue experiment

The Mexican government announced measures to double down on solar geoengineering after an unauthorized experiment by a US startup took place.

@tveitdal shared
On Jan 14, 2023
Carbon credits are about to play a central role in Australia’s climate response – that’s problematic | Adam Morton https://t.co/aYwDslABDu
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Carbon credits are about to play a central role in Australia’s climate response – that’s problematic

Carbon credits are about to play a central role in Australia’s climate response – that’s problematic

The safeguard mechanism has been largely pointless – it’s unclear whether the changes will be a strong deterrent for fossil fuel companies