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    1.5C goal under threat by Chinese coal boom, analyst warn

    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023

    An environmental analyst has warned that a boom in China’s coal power generation is derailing global efforts to…

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    Scientists say climate change likely behind the intensity of rainfall from Cyclone Gabrielle

    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023

    A new research by the World Weather Attribution (WWA) has said the heavy rainfall events that flooded northeast…

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    EU lawmakers okay deals on CO2-cutting targets and expanding forest carbon sinks

    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 14, 2023

    The European Parliament on Tuesday gave its final approval to two laws that are part of a robust…

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    Over 100 killed as Storm Freddy hits Mozambique, Malawi

    by Arinze Chijioke March 14, 2023
    by Arinze Chijioke March 14, 2023

    More than 100 people have now been confirmed killed and scores injured after Tropical Storm Freddy hit Mozambique…

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    Study finds Australia’s ‘Black Summer’ wildfire widened ozone hole by 10% in 2020

    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023

    A new study said that Australia’s Black Summer wildfires in 2020 widened the ozone hole by 10 per…

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    UN chief calls for urgent need to end global heating with cold, hard facts

    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023

    As a key global warming threshold looks like it would be passed, the Sectetary-General of the United Nations,…

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    BoE to continue study on climate-related capital

    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 13, 2023

    The Bank of England on Monday said it would carry out further study to ascertain if there would…

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    Iraqi PM promises improved climate actions

    by Segun Ogunlade March 12, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade March 12, 2023

    Iraq’s prime minister, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Sunday promised improved efforts to tackle climate change which has affected…

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    Climate Change: Iraq to plant five million trees

    by Matthew Eloyi March 12, 2023
    by Matthew Eloyi March 12, 2023

    The Prime Minister of Iraq, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Sunday announced a plan to plant five million palms…

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    Oregon lawmakers aim to mandate climate change lessons in schools

    by Matthew Eloyi March 11, 2023
    by Matthew Eloyi March 11, 2023

    The U.S. culture wars in education are being further fueled by Oregon lawmakers’ efforts to make the state…

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