The Environment, We Live Here

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  This huge renewable energy park will be as big as Singapore and visible from space

  Euronews - By Angela Symons & Sibi Arasu with AP

  India is building the world's largest renewable energy park. Why are environmentalists concerned? India is building what will likely be the world's …

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  Trump Slams John Kerry In Wild Town Hall, Insisting Climate Change Isn't A Problem

  HuffPost UK - Shruti Rajkumar

  “The only global warming we should be thinking about or worrying about is nuclear global warming,” the ex-president said as he vilified Biden's …

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  From sea to sand: Documenting the demise of the Aral Sea

  Associated Press

  Brushing the dust from his hat and lying on the floor inside his home, Ali Shadilov recalls how he and other fishermen used to laugh at town elders who warned that the enormous sea they relied on was disappearing. “Everyone laughed and said that it would take several million years,” said Shadilov, …

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  Oil firms are out in force at the climate talks. Here's how to decode their language

  NPR - Camila Domonoske , Julia Simon

  Just a few years ago, oil companies said they felt unwelcome at United Nations climate talks. Not this year. This year's climate conference is taking place in the United Arab Emirates, a major oil and gas producing country that's looking to increase its oil production. And the oil industry has a big …

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  The stunning new WWF animation is giving me chills

  creativebloq.com - Joseph Foley

  The technique is super-innovative. It's increasingly hard for campaigning creative pieces to cut through the noise and make an impact, but the WWF has …

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  Opinion: What do you expect when an oil executive runs the climate talks?

  CNN

  CNN — As someone who’s been reporting on the climate crisis for more than a decade, I can say that the most insidious threat to climate action isn’t denial or apathy. John D. Sutter Beth Mickalonis It’s doubt and confusion. That’s why the news from COP28 in Dubai is so infuriating. The COP — an …