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Nick Rowley draws lessons from Europe's deadly 2026 summer to argue Australia must prepare for heat beyond formal heatwave thresholds.
began Sep 14now
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№146 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Between 2000 and 2018, extreme heat caused more deaths in Australia than all our bushfires, floods, storms and cyclones combined”— Nick Rowley · full quotes →
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Unusually potent storms dropped a month's rain in hours, triggering deadly flash floods across Arizona and New Mexico.
began Sep 16now
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№147 (page 5) · newest development 6d ago · 4 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“There are no words that can ease the pain of losing a loved one so suddenly, and our hearts are especially heavy knowing that three lives were lost.”— Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren, Navajo Nation President · Mastodon · full quotes →
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New academic risk analysis and an Environment Agency review find compounding flood, drought and heat risks threaten the low-lying Fens'…
began Sep 16now
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№148 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“This is an existential risk for the low-lying Fens, meaning that more radical adaptation approaches will be needed in the long term.”— The Conversation (article authors), climate risk researchers · The Conversation · full quotes →
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Environmental group highlights 1989 treaty that reduced ozone-damaging substances by 99%, citing it as proof that global cooperation can…
began Sep 16now
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№149 (page 5) · newest development 6d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It is possible. But there's a big difference between CFCs and fossil fuels. Phasing out CFCs didn't require ending capitalism.”— SallyStrange · full quotes →
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Three drowning deaths reported as dangerous rainfall pounds Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado.
began Sep 16now
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№150 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A foot of rain across the region is a 1-in-1,000-year event and though we do not expect widespread rainfall of 12-inches, it is certainly possible locally…”— Tyler Roys, AccuWeather expert meteorologist · full quotes →
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Horton argues MAGA and global populist movements reject climate scientists while evidence proves warming real.
began Sep 16now
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№151 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 74 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Why would thousands of people devote their careers to studying climate science just to perpetuate a myth of man-made climate change?”— himself132.bsky.social, Bluesky commenter · Bluesky · full quotes →
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A measurement rod drilled into Europe's largest glacier a year ago reveals accelerated melting during this year's exceptional heat.
began Sep 16now
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№152 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Allein in den letzten 3 Monaten sind hier fast 6 Meter Eis geschmolzen. Der Rekordsommer 2026 hinterlässt tiefe Spuren.”— Manuel Oberhuber · full quotes →
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Businesses and households turn to distributed renewable energy and government loans to build resilience against missile strikes on power…
began Sep 16now
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№153 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 4 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The enemy is trying to destroy energy infrastructure, and we are building what is very easy to restore. And those same systems can store electric energy.”— Volodymyr Hershtun · full quotes →
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Five-year research project detects plastic contamination in all 227 agricultural fields tested across 11 countries, with evidence of…
began Sep 16now
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№154 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 10 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Once these plastics fragment into the ground, they're practically impossible to remove, acting as vectors for agrochemicals and altering critical soil…”— Dr Esperanza Huerta Lwanga · full quotes →
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Eight organizations release report claiming NVIDIA's supply chain emissions grew 725% since 2020 and downstream chip use could emit 21…
began Sep 16now
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№155 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 8 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“NVIDIA is the largest company by market cap on the planet. But it hides key climate data, while claiming AI is going to be a 'net benefit' for climate.”— Ketan Joshi (report co-author) · full quotes →
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Republicans advance legislation that would bar legal action against oil companies for climate damages, as Supreme Court prepares to hear…
began Sep 15now
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№156 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“What we are seeing now is an all-out attempt by the fossil fuel industry and its allies to put Big Oil above the law and shield them from having to face…”— Mike Meno · full quotes →
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US-Iran conflict has upended energy markets, driving oil demand down 2.4% despite coal use rising.
began Sep 16now
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№157 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Global fossil-fuel emissions are set to fall by around 0.5% in 2026 amid the fallout from the Hormuz crisis”— Carbon Brief · full quotes →
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Researchers and farmers in the Netherlands are growing rice in wetlands to reduce emissions, prevent subsidence, and restore wildlife…
began Sep 16now
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№158 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Als je die velden onder water zet, stop je het proces van uitstoot. En het gaat bodemdaling tegen.”— Julian Helfenstein · full quotes →
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Federal crews face critical staffing gaps, record entrapments, and 14 on-duty deaths as Trump administration pushes aggressive tactics.
began Sep 16now
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№159 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 44 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Accidents have been through the roof. Widespread fatigue has set in after being on near-nonstop fire assignments since April.”— Federal firefighter · full quotes →
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Heavy storms kill at least one and disrupt infrastructure across southern Spain; temperatures to return above 35°C by weekend.
began Sep 15now
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№160 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Gluthitze im Anmarsch, aber die Politik diskutiert ernsthaft über fossile Renaissance und Bremsen bei der Energiewende. Man verdrängt die Klimakatastrophe so…”— nmschuessler.bsky.social, Bluesky user · Bluesky · full quotes →
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New data show this year's El Niño has strengthened enough for some forecasters to call it a super El Niño, while at least one meteorologist…
began Sep 13now
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№161 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“There is no such thing as a "super El Niño." That is not a meteorological term in the scientific lexicon. What's currently developing is a "very strong El…”— Chris Martz, Meteorologist · X · full quotes →
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June through August beat 1936 and 2021 by 0.4°F; 293 million Americans endured extreme heat.
began Sep 16now
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№162 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 11 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“As we clean up our industrial processes and we have less aerosols in the atmosphere, which is the case in much of Europe, we're unmasking that climate signal…”— Kristina Dahl, vice president for science at Climate Central · full quotes →
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A Karly Kingsley post about corporate pollution of clean water spreads on Mastodon, drawing ties to the Standing Rock water protector…
began Sep 16now
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№163 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“No more words necessary. Thanks, Karly Kingsley @karlykingsley.bsky.social.”— paulfoerster, Mastodon user · Mastodon · full quotes →
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Researchers find five-sixths of polar ice loss driven by faster-flowing glaciers, not surface melting, raising sea levels 1.2 inches since…
began Sep 16now
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№164 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 90 pieces from 6 sources · ranked by recent attention
“That's something to be concerned about as it shows that the changes are tracking decades behind global warming, which means we can expect them to continue for…”— Andrew Shepherd · full quotes →
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Investigators determined that illegal fireworks shot from a vehicle ignited a nearly 10,000-acre fire in Washington state earlier this…
began Sep 15now
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№165 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“investigators said they believe illegal fireworks, shot from the back of a pickup truck, sparked a nearly 10,000-acre deadly wildfire”— CBS News · full quotes →
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European Commission President calls for new tools to combat climate instability after extreme heat killed tens of thousands.
began Sep 16now
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№166 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“All of this is a mere preview. These were the hottest summer months ever, but probably the coolest of the years to come.”
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Holyrood tightens planning rules for datacentres above 50MW just before a vote on an outright moratorium demanded by campaigners.
began Sep 15now
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№167 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“now require renewable energy too”— @glynmoody@mastodon.social · full quotes →
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Egypt's deal with China's SANY Renewable Energy aims to build manufacturing capacity alongside power generation, offering a model for…
began Sep 16now
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№168 (page 5) · newest development 7d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The contrasts are stark. We have a project in Nigeria that took two decades to come online, whereas we have this one project in Egypt that looks like it's…”— Fadhel Kaboub · full quotes →
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Research links the Trump administration's 2025 shutdown of a global embassy air-monitoring program to sharp increases in measured local…
began Sep 15now
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Glaciologist documents extreme thinning of Switzerland's largest glacier, sparking alarm over accelerating ice loss.
began Sep 15now
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№170 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 49 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I literally spent my whole life dreaming of seeing the Greenland one in person, and it feels like I never fucking will.”— pesimisticoptimist.bsky.social · full quotes →
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Green-run council expands ad restrictions to fossil fuels, airlines, SUVs and cruises on city-owned space.
began Sep 15now
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№171 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 9 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We know ad bans are a catalyst for healthy change. Removing tobacco ads saved lives by reducing levels of smoking.”— Nicola Wilks · full quotes →
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A Bluesky post from london.gov.uk sparks debate over climate science and government action.
began Sep 15now
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№172 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 30 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Lets speed up wind, solar, getting BEVs and batteries - lots of sovereign clean green British energy. No dirty Russian or US Oil or Gas. Lets transform society.”— warspitefella.bsky.social · full quotes →
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A 5,000-gallon diesel leak from a Secaucus Equinix facility into a Hackensack River tributary has become a flashpoint in New Jersey's…
began Sep 13now
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№173 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 23 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The money came from the polluter across the river that spilled their barge. This time it was a data center close to the river that spilled its oil. I think we…”— Bill Sheehan, Hackensack Riverkeeper · full quotes →
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began Sep 15now
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№174 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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Private equity firms managing $7.3tn in assets are investing heavily in fossil fuels to power datacenters rather than transitioning away.
began Sep 15now
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№175 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 9 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“This industry doesn't get enough scrutiny and credit for its contribution to global emissions. It's a very opaque business model.”— Matt Parr, Communications director, Private Equity Stakeholder Project · Mastodon · full quotes →
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8d ago
Common Dreams argues fossil fuel corporations should fund climate adaptation costs, citing Nepal floods and New York's Climate Superfund…
began Sep 15now
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№176 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Deadly climate change is here. We are all paying the price, but the polluters must be held to account for what they have wrought.”— Common Dreams opinion · full quotes →
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Glaciologist Matthias Huss documents dramatic thinning of Alps' largest glacier amid accelerating climate impacts.
began Sep 15now
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№177 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“No words...”— Matthias Huss · full quotes →
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Climate change melts glaciers, but poor planning, deforestation, and riverbed mining made the 1,386 deaths preventable.
began Sep 15now
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№178 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“there is no such thing as a 'natural' disaster. A natural hazard becomes a disaster only when people are placed in its path.”— Dan Haines · full quotes →
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European Space Agency deploys two Earth observation satellites to track vegetation health and ocean conditions amid climate change.
began Sep 15now
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№179 (page 5) · newest development 8d ago · 8 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“essential in helping with the climate change we are experiencing”— Simonetta Cheli · full quotes →
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9d ago
Data tracker energy-charts.info reports German solar generation for 2026 to date has exceeded the full-year 2025 total.
began Sep 15now
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№180 (page 5) · newest development 9d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Die Solaranlagen in Deutschland haben im laufenden Jahr 2026 schon mehr Solarstrom erzeugt als im kompletten Jahr 2025.”— energy-charts.bsky.social · full quotes →
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