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Government-backed scheme offers households interest-free loans up to £35,000 to fund clean energy upgrades, as heat pump grant cuts loom.
began Oct 26now
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“a recent trial showed that fuel-poor customers in Coventry were able to save more than £250 a year on average by combining a home battery with a time of use…”— Chris Norbury, CEO of E.On UK · full quotes →
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Sepa figures show household recycling fell from 44.3% to 42.8% in 2025, as energy-from-waste plants divert recyclables from proper…
began Oct 27now
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№111 (page 4) · newest development 11d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A Circular Economy doesn't start or end with "recycling" or burning waste. It starts with design... It means a sharing economy... It involves Producer…”— thecommongreen@mastodon.scot · full quotes →
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Unexploded munitions from the alpine 'white war' emerge as climate change accelerates glacier retreat in the Alps.
began Oct 27now
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№112 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 23 pieces from 6 sources · ranked by recent attention
“In recent years, at the end of each summer, these dangerous artefacts emerge and each year there is a higher number.”— Stefano Morosini · full quotes →
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Basecamp founder makes sweeping criticism of climate activism on social media.
began Oct 27now
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№113 (page 4) · newest development 11d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“So much of the climate hysteria is just aimless guilt roaming the earth in search of futile acts of atonement.”— @dhh, Basecamp founder · X · full quotes →
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California expands satellite monitoring to track oil and gas leaks while federal protections are rolled back.
began Oct 27now
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№114 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“California is doubling down on methane-detecting technology to find methane leaks and push polluters to clean them up, even as Donald Trump makes it easier for…”— Governor Gavin Newsom, Governor of California · Press · full quotes →
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Scientists warn Colorado's most prominent glaciers may not have much time left as thinning accelerates.
began Oct 24now
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№115 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 12 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The most prominent glaciers in Colorado thinned dramatically over the past year due to the combination of record low mountain snow and record warm temperatures.”— Associated Press, Reporting on research findings · Bluesky · full quotes →
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Brussels mandates governments clarify disaster responsibility as it warns Europe must adapt to 3°C warming.
began Oct 27now
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№116 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 15 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It is up to member states to decide where they want to put that responsibility. But what we do make mandatory is that they do have to appoint and articulate…”
— Wopke Hoekstra, EU Climate Action Commissioner · Mastodon · full quotes →
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European Commission proposes integrated strategy to adapt infrastructure and economy to climate risks amid €200B in damages since 2022.
began Oct 27now
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№117 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Europe is warming at double the global rate. Climate resilience should be integrated into policies across the continent to support investment, innovation and…”
— Ursula von der Leyen · full quotes →
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Former officials and scientists say gutted staffing and shuttered labs leave the US unprepared for a potentially historic El Niño winter.
began Oct 27now
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№118 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 12 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“With Trump firing thousands of NOAA meteorologists and cancelling global data-sharing grants right as historic storms approach, anti-science ideology is…”— Fife4Europe@mastodon.scot · full quotes →
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Severe downpours tied to a strengthening El Niño leave parts of Ecuador's biggest city underwater.
began Oct 27now
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№119 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Parts of Ecuador’s largest city are underwater after severe rains battered the coast. It’s the latest storm to hit the country amid a strengthening El Nino.”— Al Jazeera English · full quotes →
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The world's second-largest ice sheet lost 135 billion tonnes of ice in 12 months to August 2026, marking three decades of continuous annual…
began Oct 27now
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№120 (page 4) · newest development 11d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The loss in 2025/26 was 173 Gt (=173 km³). The average of three different models gives a loss of 135 Gt. In either case, the last year with an ice gain was…”— Martin Stendel · full quotes →
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A new report urges 194 countries to treat climate disinformation as a public-health risk, calling it a 'hybrid weapon of war.'
began Oct 26now
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№121 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Climate disinformation is not only a problem of false rumours and mistruths; it is also a problem of power, incentives and accountability.”— Report, 'Protecting Health in the Age of Climate Disinformation', WHO Civil Society Working Group on Climate and Health · Euronews · full quotes →
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BBC analysis of Ember data shows solar now producing 13% more electricity than nuclear worldwide, years ahead of mainstream forecasts.
began Oct 26now
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№122 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 94 pieces from 6 sources · ranked by recent attention
“[Solar] generating more electricity than all the world's nuclear power plants is a pretty insane stat, for sure”— Dave Jones, Co-founder, Ember · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Study finds wealthiest 0.1% benefit from polluting industries and disaster recovery investments, creating perverse incentives.
began Oct 26now
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№123 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 93 pieces from 6 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The populations who contributed least to the climate crisis are absorbing its worst consequences, while those who caused it are best equipped to protect…”— Jean McLean · full quotes →
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Indonesia and Malaysia have conducted over 100 cloud-seeding operations this year with little lasting impact on regional haze and wildfires.
began Oct 26now
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№124 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 10 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Right now, people in parts of Indonesia are inhaling what may be the most polluted atmosphere on Earth.”— The Conversation · full quotes →
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A UN synthesis of 154 countries' climate pledges finds emissions reductions will fall far short of the 60% cuts scientists say are…
began Oct 25now
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№125 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 10 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“With its focus on practical measures to support greater implementation, the COP31 meeting in Turkey can help address some of the key gaps”
— Simon Stiell, UN climate chief · Straits Times World · full quotes →
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Campaigners urge PM to weigh cumulative emissions impact of Rosebank drilling, Heathrow expansion, EV targets and heat pump cuts together…
began Oct 27now
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№126 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The wrong decisions on Rosebank, Heathrow expansion, heat pumps and EV targets would result in getting on for half a billion extra tonnes of CO2 being added to…”— profbillmcguire.bsky.social · full quotes →
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Government expected to cut Boiler Upgrade Scheme grants as it looks for spending cuts, threatening installers and a nascent green heating…
began Oct 27now
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№127 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Unless we start bringing the young generation through, we're going to have a huge lack of installers, repair engineers, and more importantly, heat pumps as…”— Bill Tuck · full quotes →
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Officials and schools in Maryland are promoting the invasive blue catfish as a tasty menu item to reduce its toll on the Chesapeake Bay…
began Oct 26now
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№128 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The Chesapeake Bay, home to blue crabs and striped bass, has a new apex predator: the blue catfish. It's invasive and voracious. It's also delicious, which…”— NPR · full quotes →
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New research accounts for tidal oscillations at the glacier's grounding zone, showing it could contribute twice as much to coastal flooding…
began Oct 26now
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№129 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 7 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“There are many other unknowns, but this solves a specific and very important piece of the puzzle.”— Mattia Poinelli, Glaciologist, UCLA; lead author · full quotes →
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Leaked documents suggest a joint purchase with the European Investment Bank, but experts question whether aircraft alone can solve Canada's…
began Oct 27now
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№130 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We don't have enough aircraft for the fires of today. We certainly don't have enough aircraft for the fires of tomorrow.”— Neil Sweeney, De Havilland VP of corporate affairs · The Narwhal · full quotes →
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More than half of global emissions of the world's most potent greenhouse gas come from China, where an inexpensive recycling fix could help.
began Oct 24now
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№131 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 5 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“SF6 is 24,300 times more effective at warming Earth's atmosphere than CO2. While SF6 emissions are declining in other parts of the world, they are rapidly…”— Keith McNeill · full quotes →
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Australia's environmental watchdog said the fossil fuel giant's plan to drill offshore could cause irreversible harm to coral, turtles, and…
began Oct 26now
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№132 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 5 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“it may be impossible to reduce the risk of an oil spill to an acceptable level”— WA Environmental Protection Authority · full quotes →
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A study finds house-size blocks of frozen ground collapsing in valleys that have been stable for at least 10,000 years, linked to wildfire…
began Oct 26now
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№133 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 14 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It has been stable, and then it just flipped a switch, essentially”— Joseph Young, Study leader, University of Alberta · full quotes →
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Environmental DNA mapping reveals unprecedented northward range shifts in Japanese fish populations as oceans warm.
began Oct 26now
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№134 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 10 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“As climate change reshapes habitats both on land and at sea, you might go to the beach one day, only to find yourself in a place that looks nothing like you…”— Phys.org · full quotes →
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The company's S-1 shows data centers rely on fossil fuels while facing climate-driven cost pressures and turbine shortages.
began Oct 26now
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№135 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 6 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Competition for access to electrical supply and data center locations with adequate power availability is intense.”— Anthropic, AI company · full quotes →
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Government plans to reward manufacturers for vehicle-to-grid technology, but critics warn it could let them sell more petrol cars.
began Oct 26now
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№136 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Under these proposals, one or even two extra credits worth around £4,000 each would hand manufacturers thousands per car for kit that costs a few hundred…”— Ben Nelmes, CEO of New AutoMotive · full quotes →
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Days of heavy rainfall along the San Juan River in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico have caused widespread flooding, with residents…
began Oct 25now
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№137 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 11 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“In 30 or 40 minutes it had jumped about 4 feet. After I saw that big jump, and how close it was to going over the banks, I said we've got to get out.”— Zach Flatt, Resident, Bloomfield, New Mexico · full quotes →
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Investigative journalist Daniel Drepper starts new climate media outlet as public engagement with climate coverage declines.
began Oct 26now
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№138 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Oft ist gar nicht die Geschichte der größere Skandal, sondern die Vertuschung dieser Geschichte ist das, was am Ende der große Aufreger ist.”— Daniel Drepper · full quotes →
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Second major storm in days floods and blacks out South West and South East England before hitting Scotland.
began Oct 23now
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№139 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 38 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The Energy Networks Association said around 90,000 properties are still without power as of Monday.”— BBC News · full quotes →
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As Americans spend $4.4 billion on Halloween costumes, swaps and thrift stores offer an alternative to the environmental cost of single-use…
began Oct 23now
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№140 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 7 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I think there's too much cheap plastic waste in this world. So the idea that people are recycling costumes is fantastic, both for budgets, like me, but also…”— Braddock Sandoval, Chemistry professor, Occidental College · Philadelphia Inquirer · full quotes →
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Canadian youth are suing the federal government over its role in the climate crisis in a landmark case.
began Oct 23now
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№141 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 35 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Canadian youth seek climate action in landmark trial”— Multiple news outlets, News reporting · France 24, Toronto Star, CP24, Castanet, 650 CKOM · full quotes →
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Satellite data shows a 41.8% fall in Amazon deforestation year-to-July 2026, the biggest decline since records began in 1988.
began Oct 26now
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№142 (page 4) · newest development 12d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Our goal is to achieve zero illegal deforestation by 2030”
— Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazilian president · X post (cited in BBC) · full quotes →
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Back-to-back storms within 24 hours disrupt power, flights and phone networks in the UK, France, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
began Oct 25now
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№143 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 17 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Storm Boelo will bring a danger to life from flying debris and crashing waves.”— UK Met Office, national forecaster · full quotes →
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Japan's Weathernews says the strengthening storm could affect the Ogasawara Islands by this weekeld.
began Oct 25now
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№144 (page 4) · newest development 13d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“予報円の先の進路予想はまだブレ幅大きいけれど、確率的には本州に到達する前に太平洋上を進んでいく予想が大勢を占めてるか。”— kanageohis1964@fedibird.com · full quotes →
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