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Week 48 – 50:
- 2019 may be the hottest year yet – here’s why. Link
- The best technology for fighting climate change isn’t a technology. Link
- Sea levels may rise more rapidly due to Greenland ice melt. Link + Link
- The “great dying”: rapid warming caused largest extinction event ever, report says. Link
- Nations are not reducing emissions quickly enough to meet 2C target. Link + Link
- Trump rolls back climate change rule that restricted new coal plants. Link
- CO2 emissions reached an all time high in 2018. Link
- We need to bring back the Wildwoodsof Britain to fight climate. Link
- The-tragedy of the commons revisited. Link
- Freshwater is getting saltier threatening people and wildlife. Link
- Small-farmers in Mexico keep corn’s genetic diversity alive. Link
- Here’s how much climate change could cost the U.S. Link
- Extinction rebellion eyes global climate campaign of non violence. Link
- Scientist unveils blueprint to save bees and enrich farmers. Link
- Wind turbines can act like apex predators. Link
- 4 things you should kow about the Black Friday climate report. Link + Link
- A hunt for oil threatens pristine Alaska. Link
- Rewable quotas don’t cut CO2 emissions on their own. Link
- You’ve heard of the Anthropocene? Welcome to the Hellocene. Link
- Heavy rains and hurricanes clear a path for supercharged mold. Link
- Climate change already reshaping US, says national climate assessment. Link
- How coastal communities are already retreating from rising seas. Link
- Renewable energy is surging but not fast enough to stop warming. Link
- The Great Barrier Reef is “In for a Rough Ride”. Link
- Hungary wants end to coal power by 2030. Link
- Radical Realism for Climate Justice -Reports. Link
