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Much of Antarctica will inevitably melt – study
Much of Antarctica will inevitably melt – study

Scientists call what is currently happening on the planet a slow collapse that cannot be stopped

The European Commission proposes to create a database on methane emissions by 2026
The European Commission proposes to create a database on methane emissions by 2026

The European Commission proposes to limit methane emissions during the import of fossil fuels

Half of the world has passed the peak of fossil electricity production – study
Half of the world has passed the peak of fossil electricity production – study

The years 2023-2024 will open an era of falling emissions in the energy sector

EU countries agreed on a common position at COP28
EU countries agreed on a common position at COP28

EU urged to exceed current target and cut emissions by 76% by 2030

Global investment in climate technology has fallen to the lowest level in 5 years
Global investment in climate technology has fallen to the lowest level in 5 years

Investments in climate technologies accounted for more than 11% of the total startup investment market

What everyone can do to fight climate change
What everyone can do to fight climate change

The white roof will help reduce the heat in the summer

Dolphins died en masse in an overheated lake in the Amazon
Dolphins died en masse in an overheated lake in the Amazon

Drought also hampers river transport and fishing

Antarctica will be covered with flowers by 2100 – scientists
Antarctica will be covered with flowers by 2100 – scientists

In 2022, the temperature was 39°C above normal for three days

Developed countries must accelerate their green transition – IEA
Developed countries must accelerate their green transition – IEA

Even a small delay in reducing emissions will cause global temperatures to exceed 1.5°C within 50 years

Drought has caused a large-scale migration of elephants in Africa
Drought has caused a large-scale migration of elephants in Africa

Africa has been identified as a "hot spot region" with an increased risk of extreme heat and reduced precipitation

Climate change and deforestation caused catastrophic flooding in Libya – climatologists
Climate change and deforestation caused catastrophic flooding in Libya – climatologists

At the current rate of warming of 1.2°C, such disasters will occur once every 300-600 years

The planet has become dangerous for the survival of mankind – scientists
The planet has become dangerous for the survival of mankind – scientists

The limit of climate change was overcome more than 30 years ago