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Animals are an important part of the sustainable food system.

Rebus Theatre brought together 15 artists to embark on collective journeys to help foster healing in bushfire-devastated communities.

Open access notables Physics-based early warning signal shows that AMOC is on tipping course, van Westen et al., Science Advances:

Planning infrastructure for a Pacific nation like Vanuatu is difficult in the face of climate change. But researchers have developed a new tool.

The UN group would advance global talks on using solar geoengineering techniques should be used to cool down the earth.

Shutdown of deep ocean current could cause extreme climate change as soon as 2025

There is some good news on global climate change. The International Energy Agency suggests we are “at the beginning of the end” of the fossil fuel era, with ‘peak fossil’ likely this decade. And the consensus amongst climate modelers appears to be that the worse scenarios historically used by the IPCC for the potential extent of climate change—called SSP5-8.5 and SSP3-7.0—are now likely to be avoided. The ‘reference scenario’ of what will happen absent further policy change on cu...

Amid a record-breaking 2023, climate action is more important than ever. Learn what the science really says and why net zero remains critical to our collective future.

Gensler's Erik Barth, architect and regional design resilience leader, shares considerations for developers when looking at mass timber solutions.

This is a re-post from RealClimate by Stefan Rahmstorf