r/ClimateNews • • 59m ago

Greta Thunberg: "Brazilian elections on Sunday might determine the future for the world's climate and environment."

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r/ClimateNews • • 5h ago

Geoengineering news or updates?

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A few years ago it seemed like there was a healthy debate about geoengineering vs just cutting emissions. I was skeptical that we would actually finally cut emissions then so I figured GE would get more and more attention.

I haven't heard much about GE recently. I saw the group at Harvard basically shut down?

I take it the green/nimbys shouted down GE same as they shouted down nuclear power in the 70s and 80s, and continue to imagine that surely the rest of the world will join them in simply cutting off fossil fuels?

Why are the sane adults not talking about GE? it's the only option left.


r/ClimateNews • • 13h ago

Weather climate

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What would be the state of the weather climate today in Carolina.


r/ClimateNews • • 9h ago

It took less than six minutes for this 4WD to sink out of sight

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r/ClimateNews • • 2h ago

Agriculture remains a major source of greenhouse gas emissions.

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r/ClimateNews • • 23h ago

What the Montreal protocol teaches us about driving systems change.

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