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Webinar – The Post-Covid Sustainability Agenda: Revolution, Retreat or Return to Normal?

July 14, 2020 cc admin

The Economist presents a Sustainability Week Insight Hour webinar titled “The post-covid sustainability agenda: revolution, retreat or return to normal?”…

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  • 2020, one of three warmest years on record: World Meteorological Organization 

    The COVID-19 pandemic was not the only long-term crisis the world will remember from 2020. In terms of climate change, the year was also one of the three warmest on record, and rivalled 2016 for the top spot, the UN weather agency said on Wednesday. 

  • Step up action and adapt to 'new climate reality', UN environment report urges

    Though countries have made progress in planning for climate change adaptation, there are significant financing shortfalls in getting them to the stage where they provide real protection against droughts, floods and rising sea levels, a new UN environment report has found. 

  • UN chief calls for ‘urgent transition’ from fossil fuels to renewable energy 

    Building a global coalition for carbon neutrality by mid-century will be the UN’s “central objective”, the world body’s top official told a conference on climate action on Monday. 

  • 2020 Ends Hottest Decade on Record: Decadal Temperature Chart as Iconic as CO2 Keeling Curve

    logoboom/ShutterstockIt is now official, 2020 ends the hottest decade on record. The top takeaway is the decadal temperature chart has now become as iconic as the “Keeling Curve,” which has recorded atmospheric carbon dioxide at Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii since 1958, and shows a similar upward trend. Global Decadal Average Temperature This warmest decade was preceded by the second warmest, which...

  • Ask a Scientist: What Should the Biden Administration and Congress Do to Address the Climate Crisis?

    What a difference an election makes. Thanks to the Biden-Harris victory in November, the next administration is poised to make a 180-degree turn to again address the climate crisis. President Trump famously called climate change a “hoax,” appointed fossil fuel industry lobbyists to key positions in his administration, rolled back the Obama-era rule that would have curbed power plant carbon emissions,...

  • ¿Es el Gobernador de Massachusetts, Charlie Baker, serio con respecto al cambio climático y la justicia ambiental? Lo sabremos mañana

    Manifestantes marchando a la Casa Parlamentaria de Massachusetts J. Rogers/UCSEn inglés Actualizada el 15 de enero del 2021 a las 14:01: En una movida innecesaria y decepcionante, el Gobernador de Massachusetts, Charlie Baker, vetó la propuesta de ley encaminada a reducir las emisiones de carbono del estado y detener las injusticias ambientales. ¡Lea nuestro comunicado de prensa (en inglés) acá! Una crucial propuesta de...

  • Is Massachusetts Governor Baker Serious about Climate and Environmental Justice? We’ll Know by Tomorrow

    Demonstrators march on the state house. Boston Climate Strike 2019 J. Rogers/UCSEn español Update 1/15/2021 at 1:58 pm: In an unnecessary and disappointing move, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has vetoed a bill that would have strengthened the state’s carbon emissions goals and stop perpetuating environmental injustices. Read our press statement here! A crucial bill to address climate change and advance environmental justice in the Commonwealth...

  • Massachusetts, Urge Gov. Baker to Sign Climate Bill

    Flickr/Office of Governor BakerMassachusetts’s next step on addressing climate change has made its way to Gov. Charlie Baker’s desk. The state legislature passed a solid climate-energy-justice bill this week that needs the governor’s signature now to become law. He should sign it, and needs to hear that from you. We have a great bill… Earlier this week, before incredible injustice and outrage...

  • Congress Continues to Affirm that Climate Security is National Security

    US Department of Defense, photo by Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Brian Bolin Jr.Last week Congress voted to override the president’s veto of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), enacting H.R. 6395, the “William M. (Mac) Thornberry” NDAA for Fiscal Year (FY) 2021. The FY21 NDAA marks the fourth year in a row in which both sides of the aisle have come...

  • After Wind Speeds Dropped, UK Electricity Prices Rose 10,000%

    Last Wednesday the wind died, and Britain’s fleet of thousands of wind turbines mostly stopped turning. The engineers at National Grid had seen the problem coming: temperatures and wind speeds had been low all week and were forecast to fall further. Their response was to issue a ‘margin notice’ – a warning to generators that extra capacity was going to be needed....

  • Greenies Take President Macron To Court For Missing Paris Climate Targets

    A French court started examining on Thursday what environmental and other organizations are billing as “the case of the century,” accusing the country’s authorities of failing to act against climate change. It stems from a legal complaint filed by Greenpeace France, Oxfam France, the Nicolas Hulot Foundation, and Notre Affaire à Tous (”Our Shared Responsibility”) in March 2019. The non-governmental organizations said...

  • Groupthink, Pal Review And The Climate Fraud

    A little over two decades ago, Dr. Irving Janis, professor of psychology at Yale University, published Groupthink in which he explained how a group of like-minded people could share a common belief or goal whilst completely ignoring any evidence that challenged that belief. Janis provided the tragic example of the Challenger spacecraft disaster that occurred on January 28, 1986, when a...

  • ‘Obsessed’ Greenie BoJo Is Driving UK Towards Eco-Dictatorship

    UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is becoming ‘more and more obsessed’ with COP26 (the United Nations climate conference which Britain is hosting later this year). ‘The green agenda is not just a load of green nonsense,’ he claims. ‘If you do it right, it’s the opportunity to create hundreds of thousands of jobs.’ Possibly this is good news for Johnson,...

  • Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms Antarctica Hasn’t Warmed In Past 70 Years

    Cancel all the claims by climate activists that global warming is decimating Antarctica. A peer-reviewed study recently published in one of the most prominent science journals destroys one of the most frequently asserted claims by climate activists – that climate change is warming Antarctica and melting the Antarctic ice sheet. This recent study confirms Antarctica has not warmed in the past 70...

  • Did Americans Just Vote For An All-Electric Vehicle Nation?

    The election of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and their ultra-progressive cabinet will hasten the death of the internal combustion engine in the United States, despite the nearly even party split in the House and Senate. They will just take their narrow victory as a license to implement all manner of decisions in the name of saving the planet. Or so we’re...

  • 2020, one of three warmest years on record: World Meteorological Organization 

    The COVID-19 pandemic was not the only long-term crisis the world will remember from 2020. In terms of climate change, the year was also one of the three warmest on record, and rivalled 2016 for the top spot, the UN weather agency said on Wednesday. 

  • Step up action and adapt to 'new climate reality', UN environment report urges

    Though countries have made progress in planning for climate change adaptation, there are significant financing shortfalls in getting them to the stage where they provide real protection against droughts, floods and rising sea levels, a new UN environment report has found. 

  • State of the ocean will ‘ultimately determine the survival of our species’: UN Special Envoy

    The health of the ocean will ultimately determine the survival of humankind on Earth, according to the UN Special Envoy for the Ocean, Peter Thomson. Marking the opening of the International Decade for Ocean Science, the former top Fijian diplomat and General Assembly president, told UN News that a healthy planet is inextricably linked to a healthy ocean.

  • UN chief calls for ‘urgent transition’ from fossil fuels to renewable energy 

    Building a global coalition for carbon neutrality by mid-century will be the UN’s “central objective”, the world body’s top official told a conference on climate action on Monday. 

  • COVID-19 recovery offers ‘chance to change course’, Guterres tells One Planet Summit

    The process of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic offers the chance to change course, and put humanity on a path on which it is not in conflict with nature, the United Nations Secretary-General said on Monday, urging greater efforts by everyone to protect biodiversity and step up climate action. 

  • FROM THE FIELD: Laos villages transformed by solar power

    For people living off-grid in remote villages in Laos, solar energy offers a clean, sustainable way to bring electricity for all, and the promise to transform their lives.

  • FROM THE FIELD: Mapping coral reefs from space

    A plan to use satellite imaging to build up a global picture of coral reefs, to better understand how to protect them from warming seas brought on by climate change, is being supported by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP).

  • ‘Growing momentum’ to make 2021 the global action year for sustainable energy

    In a bid of optimism for the new year, the UN Development Programme (UNDP) expressed confidence that clean energy would grow in 2021. 

  • After year of ‘trials, tragedies and tears’, UN chief sends message of hope for 2021

    As the world enters 2021, after a “year of trials, tragedies and tears”, the United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has delivered a message of hope for the new year. 

  • Young Champions of the Earth: Peru’s elemental innovator

    A Peruvian biologist and inventor who is turning wind into water has been named as a winner of an annual UN environmental award.

  • Young Champions of the Earth: trashing barriers to boost recycling in Kuwait

    An electrical engineer from Kuwait is being recognized by the United Nations for her success in raising the environmental importance and economic value of recycling in one of the wealthiest countries in the world.

  • Young Champions of the Earth: turning plastics into paving in Kenya

    A Kenyan entrepreneur is being lauded by the UN for developing a machine that recycles discarded plastic into paving stones for use in construction projects.

  • From Automobiles to Armstrong

    Cleveland’s urban layout has evolved as time and technology have advanced.
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  • Turkey Experiences Intense Drought

    Multiple seasons of below-average rainfall have affected the country’s drinking water supplies and groundwater reservoirs.
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  • 2020 Tied for Warmest Year on Record

    Earth’s average temperature has risen more than 1.2°C (2°F) since the late 19th century.
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  • 2020 Hurricanes Damage Vulnerable Mangroves

    Central America experienced one of its most intense hurricane season in years, leading to widespread degradation to coastal environments.
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  • Mount Fuji’s Missing Snow

    The lack of snow cover in December left Japan’s iconic mountain looking a little different than usual.
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  • Heavy Snowfall Blankets Spain

    Meteorologists declared it the largest snowfall in the region since 1971.
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  • Rising Seas in Charleston

    Sea level rise and new development are on a collision course in South Carolina lowcountry.
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  • Socked in Stratovolcano

    Uninhabited Atlasov Island rises above the clouds and the Sea of Okhotsk.
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  • Phytoplankton Factory in the Argentine Sea

    In spring and summer, conditions are often just right for populations of the plant-like organisms explode into enormous blooms.
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  • Kilauea’s Lava Lake Returns

    Water that had pooled in the crater since 2019 quickly boiled off during an eruption that began in December 2020.
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  • Final Word: Different Analyses Show 2020 Either in a Tie for Warmest Year or in 2nd Place

    The world’s seven warmest years have all occurred since 2014.

  • Fine Particle Pollution is Down, But Still Killing People

    A big-data approach finds the most robust evidence to date that particulate matter kills.

  • Welcome to 'Hail Alley,' a U.S. Region Prone to Pelting Ice

    A few unfortunate factors make some western states more susceptible to strong, damaging storms. Researchers are collecting data to better predict when hail will fall.

  • Has 2020 Ended as the Warmest Year on Record?

    Final numbers haven't been crunched yet, but a tie with 2016 is looking like a reasonable bet.

  • As the Arctic Continues its Meltdown, Economic Exploitation Quickens

    Call it the 'polar paradox': warming opens the Arctic to more oil drilling and shipping, which causes yet more warming.

  • Solar Panel Waste: The Dark Side of Clean Energy

    Tons of solar panels installed in the early 2000s are reaching the end of their lifecycles, posing a serious problem for the industry to contend with. Current solar panel disposal practices are far from being environmentally friendly.
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