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03.08.26 - 03:18
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India To Climate Cartel: Count Us Out (ZeroHedge)
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India To Climate Cartel: Count Us Out
Authored by Vijay Jayaraj via American Greatness,
Sometimes a story gets buried not because editors conspire against it, but because the news cycle has room for only one crisis at a time.
This year the big news has been the Iran war. But even accounting for competing headlines, the silence around a genuinely consequential development is telling.
And that is the story of India's explicit rejection of the global net zero movement. India has walked away from its bid to host the COP33 UN climate conference, and the world's climate press has treated it as a footnote rather than the signal it is.
India had spent years projecting a rising voice in the development of climate policy, and hosting a COP33 is the closest thing the bureaucracy has to a coronation.
Then, quietly, without public explanation, India withdrew its offer. No press conference. No elaboration. Just a government stepping back from a role for which it auditioned for years.
The truth is India...
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01.08.26 - 10:48
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ECB official warns climate crisis poses growing threat to ′core financial stability′ (The Guardian)
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Exclusive: As wildfires rage, Frank Elderson says more work needed to assess risk from collapse of ecosystem servicesA senior policymaker at the European Central Bank has said the climate emergency and the breakdown of nature poses a dramatically growing risk to the global economy.Frank Elderson, a member of the ECB's executive board, said the eurozone lender of last resort was stepping up its monitoring of the financial risks linked to the destruction of “ecosystem services”, which are nature-related processes or assets that support human activity. Continue reading......
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31.07.26 - 13:18
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′It′s too fast, too big′: speed of climate crisis is devastating crops, say farmers (The Guardian)
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Drought and extreme heat are killing plants, driving up prices while also making some farms economically unviable“It's a constant battle,” says Tim Young. He and his family have been tracking the rainfall on their Norfolk farm since 1976, and the data shows the last six years have seen two-thirds the amount of rain compared with previous years. The lack of water has become the number one risk to Young's business.This summer has seen record-breaking climate induced heatwaves scorch much of Europe, which combined with droughts and “apocalyptic” wildfires has made farming virtually impossible. France has faced down fires that its president, Emmanuel Macron, called the worst since the second world war and on Wednesday half of England was declared officially in drought, with July expected to be the driest on record after winter floods, according to the Environment Agency. So how are farmers bearing up under the pressure? Continue reading......
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29.07.26 - 13:30
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Caribbean bears brunt of £43bn climate-fuelled damage to developing islands (The Guardian)
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Findings can inform conversations about global climate reparations and financing for mitigations, researchers sayCaribbean nations suffered $53.2bn (£40bn) of damage from climate-fuelled disasters between 2000 and 2024, research into the cost of the climate crisis to developing small islands has found.The figure is more than 90% of the total $57bn in economic damage caused by floods, storms and drought across 39 developing island nations in the Caribbean, the Pacific, the Atlantic, the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea, according to a study by development thinktank ODI Global. Continue reading......
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29.07.26 - 07:42
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Organic eggs have worse impact on climate than eggs from caged chickens (The Guardian)
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Adopting organic free-range model in UK could lead to greenhouse emissions equivalent to 2,316,000 tonnes of CO2, study suggestsOrganic eggs are twice as bad for the climate as eggs from chickens living in cages, research suggests.According to the study, switching the UK's entire egg production to an organic free-range model would lead to greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 2,316,000 tonnes of CO2 (tCO2e), while production through a fully caged system would emit 1,184,000 tCO2e. Continue reading......
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29.07.26 - 07:36
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Im Fokus: Stavros Stagakis misst Basels CO2-Atem (Moneycab)
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Dass CO2-Emissionen angesichts des Klimawandels sinken müssen, ist unumstritten. Doch wie viel CO2 stossen Städte heute tatsächlich aus? Der Postdoc Stavros Stagakis beschäftigt sich am Departement Umweltwissenschaften mit Möglichkeiten des Messens....
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