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Policy & Planning
Tamed CCA gives Coalition breathing space, but no path to Paris targets
A reconstituted Climate Change Authority has delivered its long-awaited, long-delayed report on Australia’s climate policy options. And it looks remarkably like something that the Coalition could have written itself, and is too little, too late.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 1, 2016
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Policy & Planning
What does the Paris 1.5ËšC warming limit mean for Australia?
What does last year’s Paris agreement mean for Australia’s climate policy and decarbonisation?
Niklas Roming
Aug 25, 2016
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Policy & Planning
Industrial Revolution kick-started global warming much earlier than thought
New study redefines our understanding of when human activity began to influence our climate.
The Conversation
Aug 25, 2016
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Policy & Planning
Australia needs to cut emissions by 65% by 2030 to meet Paris target
New research suggests that limiting global warming to 1.5℃ rather than letting it reach 2℃ could make a significant difference to the severity of extreme weather events in Australia, and could make all the difference for the Great Barrier Reef.
James Whitmore and Michael Hopkin
Aug 24, 2016
0
Policy & Planning
Alaskan village votes to relocate due to climate change
Shishmaref is one of dozens of indigenous villages in Alaska that face growing threats of flooding and erosion due to global warming.
Sebastien Malo
Aug 22, 2016
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Policy & Planning
Warming is shifting around Earth’s clouds
New study suggests warming of the planet over past few decades has shifted key band of clouds poleward, exacerbating Earth’s rising temperature.
Andrea Thompson
Jul 12, 2016
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The temperature spiral chart that scares scientists just got even scarier
The temperature spiral that took the world by storm has an update. If you think the heat is on in our current climate, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Brian Kahn
Jun 1, 2016
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Coalition’s transition plan: Build a new mega coal mine
Coalition gives priority to new coal mine as part of “economic transition”, explaining why new report ranks Coalition just 11/100 on environment and energy issues.
Sophie Vorrath
May 31, 2016
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Coalition’s great big climate hoax turns to outright denial
First, the Coalition sought to deny that its climate policies would ever evolve into something that actually reduces emissions. Now, it is seeking to remove evidence that climate change is having any impact at all.
Giles Parkinson
May 27, 2016
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Arctic could warm by 17°C if all known fossil fuels are burned
Burning all known fossil fuels could push global temperature an average of 8C above preindustrial levels, with the Arctic bearing brunt of warming.
Roz Pidcock
May 25, 2016
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AMP board’s stunning admission: They never considered climate change
AMP board admitted this week they had been out to lunch on climate change, and had never considered the issue.
Julien Vincent
May 13, 2016
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What scientists fear most: Earth’s temperature spiral toward 2°C
The steady rise of Earth’s temperature as greenhouse gases accumulate in the atmosphere and trap more and more heat is sending the planet spiraling closer to the point where warming’s catastrophic consequences may be all but assured.
Andrea Thompson
May 10, 2016
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