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environment1 year ago

Global Climate Coalition Advances as US Steps Back

The European Union and 11 other countries, including Canada, Mexico, and the U.K., have committed to setting new climate targets by 2035 to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, without the participation of the U.S. The U.S. absence is attributed to political changes following Donald Trump's election victory. Despite not joining the coalition, the Biden administration expressed support for the initiative and is working on its own climate goals. The coalition aims to align with the Paris Agreement, with some countries already achieving net-zero emissions.

via POLITICO|
#climatechange#environment#greenhousegas
environment1 year ago

Experts Declare 1.5°C Climate Target Unattainable Amid Record Heat Predictions

As global temperatures approach the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold set by the Paris Agreement, experts warn that surpassing this limit is increasingly likely due to insufficient action on reducing fossil fuel emissions. Despite the challenges, scientists emphasize the importance of continued efforts to mitigate further warming and adapt to climate impacts. Achieving the 1.5 C goal requires rapid emissions reductions and a significant increase in renewable energy use by 2030. The upcoming COP29 talks in Baku focus on financing climate action and updating national commitments to curb emissions.

via NPR|
#climatechange#cop29#environment
politics1 year ago

Trump's Influence Looms Over Global Climate Efforts

The COP29 climate summit has been overshadowed by political tensions, particularly with Donald Trump's influence casting doubt on the Biden administration's climate commitments. Despite Israel's advice to remain in the Paris Agreement, the US has quietly abandoned efforts for more ambitious climate goals. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan's president criticized Western nations' climate policies, highlighting the geopolitical complexities at the summit.

via POLITICO Europe|
#climatechange#cop29#parisagreement
politics1 year ago

Trump's Renewed Climate Policy Rollbacks Stir Controversy

President-elect Donald Trump is expected to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement for a second time, potentially moving faster than before. This decision could leave the U.S. as one of the few countries not participating in the pact, raising questions about global climate efforts, especially as the U.S. is a major greenhouse gas emitter. Trump's withdrawal could also impact international climate negotiations and allow China to gain influence in green technology markets. The move may challenge the commitments of other nations to the Paris Agreement, especially with the upcoming COP29 summit.

via POLITICO|
#climatechange#internationalrelations#parisagreement
climate1 year ago

COP29: Climate Talks Overshadowed by U.S. Politics and Oil Concerns

COP29, the 29th UN climate conference, will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan from November 11-22, 2024, focusing on climate change challenges and financial support for poorer nations. The event faces challenges due to the absence of key world leaders, Donald Trump's US election victory, and Azerbaijan's controversial human rights record and fossil fuel ambitions. Discussions will center on increasing climate finance and updating national climate action plans, amid concerns about global warming and recent extreme weather events.

via BBC.com|
#azerbaijan#climate#climatechange
politics1 year ago

Trump's Impact on Climate Policy and Energy Industry

As Donald Trump prepares for a potential return to the presidency, he is expected to target U.S. climate policies, including possibly withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. While he may attempt to scale back clean energy initiatives and boost fossil fuel production, legislative hurdles and market dynamics could limit his impact. The Biden administration's investments in clean energy, embedded in laws like the Inflation Reduction Act, may be difficult to dismantle, though some aspects, such as electric vehicle tax credits, could be at risk.

via The Conversation|
#cleanenergy#climatepolicy#fossilfuels
politics1 year ago

Trump's Win Casts Doubt on Future Climate Policies

Donald Trump's return to the White House is expected to significantly hinder global climate action, particularly in the short term, as he is a known climate skeptic. His administration may withdraw from the Paris Agreement and push for increased oil and gas exploration, potentially rolling back environmental protections. However, the long-term impact is uncertain due to the growing foothold of renewable energy in the US and bipartisan support for green initiatives. Trump's victory is seen as a major setback for international climate efforts, especially with the upcoming COP29 talks.

via BBC.com|
#climatechange#cop29#parisagreement
environment1 year ago

Global Temperatures Exceed 1.5°C Threshold for Entire Year

Global warming has surpassed 1.5 degrees Celsius over the past year for the first time on record, breaching a critical threshold set by the Paris Agreement. The past year was 1.52 degrees hotter on average than pre-industrial temperatures, with the hottest January on record at 1.66 degrees warmer. Scientists warn that rapid reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are the only way to stop global temperatures from increasing, as extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe due to long-term global warming and the influence of El Niño.

via CNN|
#climatechange#copernicus#environment
environment1 year ago

"Global Climate Crisis: Record-Breaking Year Above 1.5C Warming Limit"

Global warming has surpassed 1.5 degrees Celsius over the past year for the first time on record, breaching a critical threshold set by the Paris Agreement. The past year was 1.52 degrees hotter on average than temperatures before industrialization, with the last eight months being the hottest on record. Scientists warn that rapid reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are the only way to stop global temperatures from increasing, as extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe due to long-term global warming and the influence of El Niño.

via CNN|
#climatechange#copernicus#environment
environment-and-climate-change2 years ago

"2023: A Year of Unprecedented Climate Extremes and Record-Breaking Global Heat"

The year 2023 marked a significant shift in the global climate, with record-breaking temperatures and extreme weather events signaling the dawn of a "global boiling" era. Wildfires, heatwaves, and other natural disasters have left indelible marks on communities worldwide, from Greece's devastating fires to Brazil's drought-stricken Amazon and beyond. Scientists warn that this year's unprecedented heat, partly attributed to El Niño and human-induced climate change, may be a sign of an accelerating trend towards more extreme conditions, underscoring the urgency of addressing climate change and the goals set by the Paris agreement.

via The Washington Post|
##climatecrisis#environment-and-climate-change