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Dec 12, 07:09

Record-Breaking Whale Migration Highlights Climate Change Impacts

A humpback whale undertook a record-breaking 13,000km migration from the Pacific Ocean near Colombia to Zanzibar, likely driven by climate change impacting food resources or breeding, highlighting the global reach of environmental shifts.

Record-Breaking Whale Migration Highlights Climate Change Impacts

A humpback whale undertook a record-breaking 13,000km migration from the Pacific Ocean near Colombia to Zanzibar, likely driven by climate change impacting food resources or breeding, highlighting the global reach of environmental shifts.

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How might climate change be affecting the whale's migratory patterns and food availability?

This unprecedented migration, tracked via photo identification on the citizen science platform happywhale.com, underscores the effects of climate change on whale populations. The whale's movement between feeding grounds suggests resource scarcity in its usual habitat, forcing it to travel vast distances. This demonstrates the global reach of climate change impacts.

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Dec 12, 07:09

2025: Third Hottest Year Predicted Due to Climate Change

The Met Office forecasts 2025 as the third hottest year on record, exceeding pre-industrial levels by at least 1.29°C due to continued greenhouse gas emissions, despite the El Niño effect's decline.

2025: Third Hottest Year Predicted Due to Climate Change

The Met Office forecasts 2025 as the third hottest year on record, exceeding pre-industrial levels by at least 1.29°C due to continued greenhouse gas emissions, despite the El Niño effect's decline.

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What factors, beyond the weakening El Niño effect, contribute to the forecast high temperature for 2025?

The prediction for 2025's high temperature reflects the ongoing upward trend in global average temperatures due to climate change. Despite the El Niño effect waning, accumulated greenhouse gases continue warming the planet, surpassing the temporary El Niño influence.

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Dec 12, 10:11

Southeast Asia Faces Economic Losses from Devastating Floods

Heavy flooding and landslides caused by intensified monsoon rains across Southeast Asia risk displacing thousands, damaging crops, and threatening the economic outlook; climate change is a key factor.

Southeast Asia Faces Economic Losses from Devastating Floods

Heavy flooding and landslides caused by intensified monsoon rains across Southeast Asia risk displacing thousands, damaging crops, and threatening the economic outlook; climate change is a key factor.

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How are climate change and other factors contributing to the severity of this year's monsoon season?

\"Climate change is exacerbating typical monsoon season rains, resulting in more intense flooding and landslides. Warmer oceans increase moisture, while factors like high population density in flood-prone areas, inadequate defenses, and vulnerable river systems worsen the impact.\" The resulting damage to crops, like the 800,000 hectares of rubber trees in Thailand, is causing significant economic losses.

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Dec 12, 10:11

North Dakota to Decide on Permits for Major Carbon Capture Pipeline

The North Dakota Industrial Commission will decide Thursday on permits for Summit Carbon Solutions' $8 billion, 2,500-mile CO2 pipeline, which would transport emissions from 57 Midwest ethanol plants for underground storage, despite landowner opposition and potential legal challenges.

North Dakota to Decide on Permits for Major Carbon Capture Pipeline

The North Dakota Industrial Commission will decide Thursday on permits for Summit Carbon Solutions' $8 billion, 2,500-mile CO2 pipeline, which would transport emissions from 57 Midwest ethanol plants for underground storage, despite landowner opposition and potential legal challenges.

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How do landowner concerns regarding property rights and environmental risks influence the project's feasibility?

Summit's pipeline aims to transport CO2 emissions from 57 ethanol plants across five Midwestern states for underground storage in North Dakota. This project, supported by Gov. Doug Burgum, is intended to advance North Dakota's carbon-neutral goal by 2030 and leverage federal tax credits for carbon capture. Landowner opposition, however, centers on property rights and safety concerns regarding potential pipeline ruptures.

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Dec 12, 13:11

"Record Dengue Outbreak in Americas: 12.6 Million Cases, 7,700 Deaths Linked to Climate Change"

"The Americas are experiencing a record 12.6 million suspected dengue cases in 2024, almost triple 2023's count, with over 7,700 deaths; this is linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting heavily Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Caribbean nations like Guyana and Puerto Rico, where prevent...

"Record Dengue Outbreak in Americas: 12.6 Million Cases, 7,700 Deaths Linked to Climate Change"

"The Americas are experiencing a record 12.6 million suspected dengue cases in 2024, almost triple 2023's count, with over 7,700 deaths; this is linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting heavily Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Caribbean nations like Guyana and Puerto Rico, where prevent...

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"What are the immediate consequences of the record-high dengue fever cases in the Americas, and how do they impact public health resources and international collaborations?"

"Record 12.6 million suspected dengue cases have been reported in the Americas this year, almost triple the number in 2023, resulting in over 7,700 deaths. This is the highest number since record-keeping began in 1980, linked to climate change-induced warmer temperatures expanding mosquito habitats. The increase impacts public health resources and necessitates immediate action."

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Dec 12, 22:16

Poland's EU Presidency: Ukraine Energy Support and Green Transition Challenges

During its upcoming EU presidency, Poland will prioritize supporting Ukraine's energy system, facilitating talks on its EU energy law compliance, and learning from its resilience against Russian aggression, reflecting broader Eastern European security concerns.

Poland's EU Presidency: Ukraine Energy Support and Green Transition Challenges

During its upcoming EU presidency, Poland will prioritize supporting Ukraine's energy system, facilitating talks on its EU energy law compliance, and learning from its resilience against Russian aggression, reflecting broader Eastern European security concerns.

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How does Poland's approach to energy security relate to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and recent attacks on critical infrastructure?

The Polish presidency aims to accelerate the EU's complete withdrawal from Russian energy imports, driven by the war and energy crisis. This strategy connects energy security with broader European security concerns, including recent attacks on critical infrastructure like the Nord Stream pipelines.

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Dec 12, 07:09

EU Climate Chief Warns of 'Geopolitical Winter' Amid Rising Global Skepticism

EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra warns of a 'geopolitical winter' hindering climate action due to rising global skepticism, especially with Donald Trump's return and the EU's carbon border tax facing resistance from major emitters. He stresses international cooperation is essential.

EU Climate Chief Warns of 'Geopolitical Winter' Amid Rising Global Skepticism

EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra warns of a 'geopolitical winter' hindering climate action due to rising global skepticism, especially with Donald Trump's return and the EU's carbon border tax facing resistance from major emitters. He stresses international cooperation is essential.

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How does the EU's carbon border tax impact global climate diplomacy and its relations with major emitters?

The resurgence of climate skepticism, exemplified by Trump's presidency and the rise of far-right anti-green movements in Europe, directly undermines global efforts to curb emissions. This is further complicated by the EU's carbon border tax, which faces resistance from major emitters like China, India, and Brazil. Hoekstra emphasizes the need for international cooperation, acknowledging that Europe alone cannot solve the climate crisis.

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Dec 12, 10:10

North Dakota Panel to Decide on Permits for Massive Carbon Dioxide Pipeline

North Dakota is poised to approve permits for Summit Carbon Solutions' $8 billion pipeline designed to transport 18 million metric tons of CO2 annually from 57 ethanol plants across five states for underground storage, despite significant landowner opposition and pending legal challenges.

North Dakota Panel to Decide on Permits for Massive Carbon Dioxide Pipeline

North Dakota is poised to approve permits for Summit Carbon Solutions' $8 billion pipeline designed to transport 18 million metric tons of CO2 annually from 57 ethanol plants across five states for underground storage, despite significant landowner opposition and pending legal challenges.

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How do landowner concerns and legal challenges affect the feasibility and timeline of the Summit Carbon Solutions project?

The project's approval highlights the increasing focus on carbon capture technologies to mitigate climate change, driven by federal tax credits and the potential for cleaner-burning ethanol. However, concerns remain regarding potential environmental impacts and property rights issues. Landowners are challenging the project, citing the lack of compensation for using their land.

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Dec 12, 10:11

WA Approves 50-Year Extension for Woodside Gas Plant, Facing Federal Review

The WA government approved Woodside's plan to operate its North West Shelf gas plant for another 50 years, enabling the \$30 billion Browse gas project, despite projected 4.3 billion tonnes of emissions over its lifespan and facing significant environmental opposition.

WA Approves 50-Year Extension for Woodside Gas Plant, Facing Federal Review

The WA government approved Woodside's plan to operate its North West Shelf gas plant for another 50 years, enabling the \$30 billion Browse gas project, despite projected 4.3 billion tonnes of emissions over its lifespan and facing significant environmental opposition.

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What are the immediate consequences of the WA government's approval of Woodside's gas project?

The WA government approved Woodside's plan to extend the North West Shelf gas plant's operation for 50 years, subject to conditions including emission reduction reviews and consultation with traditional landowners. This decision follows a six-year approval process and allows for the contentious \$30 billion Browse gas project to proceed, pending federal approval. The plant is projected to generate 4.3 billion tonnes of emissions over its lifespan.

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Dec 12, 13:11

Real Ice Tests Arctic Sea Ice Thickening Method

A UK start-up, Real Ice, is testing a method to thicken Arctic sea ice by pumping seawater onto the surface, adding an average 20 inches in field tests, aiming to combat climate change-driven ice loss, but facing criticism over scalability and potential ecological impacts.

Real Ice Tests Arctic Sea Ice Thickening Method

A UK start-up, Real Ice, is testing a method to thicken Arctic sea ice by pumping seawater onto the surface, adding an average 20 inches in field tests, aiming to combat climate change-driven ice loss, but facing criticism over scalability and potential ecological impacts.

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What is Real Ice's method for thickening Arctic sea ice, and what are the initial results from their field tests?

Real Ice, a UK start-up, aims to thicken Arctic sea ice by pumping seawater onto the surface, where it freezes, adding an average 20 inches in field tests. This process also removes insulating snow, boosting ice growth from below. Initial tests show promising results, with ice thickening by 4 inches in 10 days in a recent trial.

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Dec 12, 19:12

Shipping Giants Enable Amazon Deforestation Through Beef Trade

Between August 2021 and July 2023, major shipping companies transported over 500,000 tonnes of beef and leather from Brazilian abattoirs linked to the destruction of 4,600 square kilometers of Amazon rainforest, highlighting the role of global supply chains in deforestation.

Shipping Giants Enable Amazon Deforestation Through Beef Trade

Between August 2021 and July 2023, major shipping companies transported over 500,000 tonnes of beef and leather from Brazilian abattoirs linked to the destruction of 4,600 square kilometers of Amazon rainforest, highlighting the role of global supply chains in deforestation.

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What is the direct link between global beef demand and Amazon deforestation, and what specific role do major shipping companies play?

Between August 2021 and July 2023, over 500,000 tonnes of beef and leather from Brazilian abattoirs linked to deforestation were shipped globally by major companies like MSC, Maersk, and Hapag-Lloyd. This highlights the role of shipping companies in facilitating deforestation driven by global beef demand. The lack of regulations specifically targeting deforestation-linked beef and leather allows this trade to continue unimpeded.

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Dec 12, 22:16

Estudo: Calor extremo matará mais jovens que idosos até 2100

Um estudo mexicano revela que até 2100 o calor extremo causará mais mortes entre jovens (abaixo de 35 anos) do que em idosos, com um aumento projetado de 32% nas mortes relacionadas ao calor nesse grupo etário, enquanto as mortes relacionadas ao frio diminuirão quase na mesma proporção em idosos.

Estudo: Calor extremo matará mais jovens que idosos até 2100

Um estudo mexicano revela que até 2100 o calor extremo causará mais mortes entre jovens (abaixo de 35 anos) do que em idosos, com um aumento projetado de 32% nas mortes relacionadas ao calor nesse grupo etário, enquanto as mortes relacionadas ao frio diminuirão quase na mesma proporção em idosos.

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Qual o impacto da mudança climática na mortalidade por calor entre os jovens até 2100?

"Um novo estudo indica que, até 2100, o calor extremo causará mais mortes entre jovens (menos de 35 anos) do que idosos no México, com um aumento projetado de 32% nas mortes relacionadas ao calor nesse grupo etário. Isso contrasta com a redução quase idêntica nas mortes relacionadas ao frio em grupos mais velhos."

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