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THE BRIEF [Mar 13-19’23]
Arctic and antarctic sea ice peaks, floatovoltaics, food waste emissions represent 50% of food emissions, fossil think tank uses AI generated image in…
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[Apr 1-7'24] Fossils pivots out of renewables
Imminent insect demise, geothermal gaining momentum, big oil tried for homicide and fossils pivoting out of renewables.
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[Jan 1-7'24] Happy new year
Steady as she goes for fossils, some signs of hope last year, green investments wins, COP29 presidents is another fossil fuel exec.
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[Jan 15-21'24] Energy transition cheaper than thought
YouTube's new climate deniers, renewables grew 20% in ASEAN in 2023 and Davos ignores climate crisis.
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[Jan 8-14'24] 2023 was number 1
State of the climate 2023, succesful climate activism in 2023, price of carbon emissions in 2022 was ridiculous and new fossil fuel ad campaign.
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[May 1-7’23] Phase out fossil fuels .. or just emissions?
12 chemical plants still emitting climate super pollutant, pumped hydro growing fast, GDP+social cost of carbon and Google still spreads climate…
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[Jun 19-25’23] Fossil fuel assets can go to hell
3-6B people living under climate stress by 2100, virtual power plants making an impact, great EV data explorer and loss of fossil fuel assets have no…
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[Oct 9-15'23] Solar waste is a myth
Fossil fuels doubling down on fossil investments, climate change data is telling us something new and World Bank wants to take fossil fuel subsidies…
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[Jul 24-30’23] The hot issue #3 🥵
2023 likely hottest year ever, EVs can help the grid, how EU cities can fight the heat and why greenwashing works (and what to do about it).
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[Feb 12-18'24] Global support for climate action is underestimated
Amazon stress could lead to tipping point by 2050, new climate vulnerability index and oil industry deceived us on plastics recycling.
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[May 29-Jun 4’23] Safe and just planetary boundaries
Beaming solar power from space, use trees or machine to remove carbon? and clean energy investments take the lead (again).
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[Feb 5-11'24] Can farming change?
Farmer protests leads to rollbacks, energy demand might be lower in 2050, climate shocks could trigger unrest and China accounts for 96% of all new coal…
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