Maui Wildfires, Carbon Credit Controversy, and Invasive Species Costs

As another record-breaking summer comes to a close in the northern hemisphere, questions arise about whether our climate has reached a tipping point. Over 40 climate scientists provide insights, and global cities’ adaptation efforts are highlighted. The upcoming GLF Nairobi 2023 Hybrid Conference invites participation to shape a new vision for Earth.

Carbon capture and storage attract substantial investment, raising questions about its role in addressing the climate crisis. COP28’s focus on climate ‘loss and damage’ is explained. Five key points about regenerative agriculture are outlined. Carbon credits in Papua New Guinea are explored.

A scrollytelling article delves into sustainable wild meat practices in Guyana. Virtual tours of the Colombian Andes’ peatlands and Kenya’s mangroves are offered. The new CEO, Éliane Ubalijoro, discusses Africa’s role in demanding climate justice.

The year 2023 has seen severe climate disasters, including wildfires in Maui with cultural and colonialism implications. Cities like Seville and Delhi adopt innovative cooling and water supply solutions. Tuvalu prepares for migration to the metaverse.

The impact of climate change on our ancestors is examined. Strategies to prevent food shortages amidst a disrupted global food supply are presented. The world’s first Inuit Protected Area is established in the Canadian Arctic. Armed rebel groups take conservation measures in Colombia.

Invasive species incur a substantial global cost. Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon decreases significantly. Some tropical forests are nearing a point where leaves can no longer photosynthesize. A study links greenhouse gas emissions to polar bear deaths.

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company commits to significant fossil fuel spending. Carbon offset usage and potential stranded assets are explored. The world’s largest floating wind farm powers the oil and gas industry. Ecuador passes a referendum to end oil drilling in the Amazon.

African leaders convene at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi. The G20’s record fossil fuel subsidies in contrast to their COP26 agreement is noted. France plans to increase flight taxes to support railways and proposes an EU minimum flight price.

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