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Clear skies, weak tides and above-average ocean temperatures are combining to create stressful conditions for corals along much of the Great Barrier Reef. Photograph: Lyle Vail/Lizard Island Research Station
Great Barrier Reef: coral bleaching to worsen unless weather conditions change
February 28, 2020

The Great Barrier Reef is still at risk of a widespread outbreak of coral bleaching despite a cyclone to the far west helping to temporarily cool stressed corals, according to US and Australian science agencies.

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“Climate change is the biggest threat to our planet,” Jeff Bezos wrote on Instagram on Monday.Credit...Emma Howells for The New York Times
Jeff Bezos Commits $10 Billion to Address Climate Change
February 20, 2020

The world’s richest man unveiled a fund to help climate scientists and activists, an escalation of his philanthropic efforts.

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Protecting our oceans
February 20, 2020

There’s a lot of concern that we only have a 10-year window to protect the amount of habitat we need, and to slow climate change,” said Dr.

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 Glaciers in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. Temperatures in the region have warmed rapidly in recent years. Photograph: Johan Ordóñez/AFP via Getty Images
Antarctic temperature rises above 20c for first time on record
February 20, 2020

The Antarctic has registered a temperature of more than 20C (68F) for the first time on record, prompting fears of climate instability in the world’s greatest repository of ice.

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Is ocean acidification driving ecosystems to unknown territories? Photo - euronews.com
Is ocean acidification driving ecosystems to unknown territories?
February 14, 2020

“Time is running out”, stressed Carolina Schmidt, Chile’s Environment and Climate Minister, in a video address before 2019’s Climate Conference COP25 last December. “There cannot be an effective global response to climate change without a global response on ocean issues,” she added.

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Storm clouds over Sydney. Photograph: Peter Parks/AFP via Getty Images
Humanity under threat from perfect storm of crises – study
February 13, 2020

The world is facing a series of interlinked emergencies that are threatening the existence of humans, because the sum of the effects of the crises is much greater than their individual impacts, according to a new global study.

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The Rev. James Bhagwan, general secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches. Photo - courtesy of The Global Church Project
Churches help Pacific islanders respond to environmental challenges
February 13, 2020

When discussing the issue of forced migration, we see images in the U.S. of violence and economic inequality in Central America, South America and parts of the Middle East. But in Asia and the Pacific, the Rev.

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Study shows how land use is disrupting forest carbon sinks
February 7, 2020

Tropical deforestation is having a greater impact on the global carbon cycle than was previously realized, according to new research.

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Climate change, heatwaves and humans are 'sparking a collapse in reefs and forests'
February 7, 2020

Tropical forests and coral reefs are experiencing a shocking collapse driven by climate change, human action and extreme weather such as hurricanes, floods and heatwaves.

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Scientists say the role of 'exceptional heat and dryness' can't be ignored as factors contributing to the bushfire crisis - and nor can the need to reduce carbon emissions here and abroad.CREDIT:WEATHERZONE
'Dire outlook': Researchers call for urgent Australian climate action
February 6, 2020

Eighty leading researchers have called on Australia's governments to "acknowledge the gravity of the threat posed by climate change" and cut greenhouse gases "to safeguard against catastrophe". An open letter, signed by present and recent Australian Research Council laureates, said whil

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