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    If Antarctic ice shelves collapse, sea levels could rise 10 meters by 2300

    If by the year 2300 sea levels rise by 10 meters due to the collapse of Antarctica’s ice shelves, many cities and villag…

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    We Could Cross the 1.5°C Warming Threshold in Three Years

    In a June report, more than 60 climate scientists warned that if carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions stay at current levels, humanity could cross the 1.5 °C warming threshold within three…

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    Swap a Burger for Plants and Cut Your Diet’s Climate Impact Fourfold

    A new study finds that swapping burgers and kebabs for meatless alternatives can help slow climate change. The study found that consuming just 100 grams of meat a day (less…

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    The World’s Rich Have Already Blown Through Their 2025 Carbon Budget

    A new report from the British charity Oxfam GB, which focuses on inequality and poverty, calls private jet use by the ultra-wealthy “a symbol of climate injustice.” To keep warming…

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    How the ultra‑rich are burning the planet — and driving climate deaths

    Oxfam’s new report, Climate Inequality: A Planet for 99%, draws a stark conclusion. Using research from the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), it says the ultra‑wealthy are “burning our world” —…

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    Half‑Vegan Diets Could Cut Food Emissions by Nearly a Third

    New research suggests that a diet that’s roughly 50% plant-based could significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions. The authors say that if the global population shifted to a half-vegan diet over…

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    How 36 Companies Produce Half of the World’s CO2 Emissions

    The Carbon Majors report, a comprehensive database tracking oil, gas, coal, and cement extraction by the world’s 180 largest companies, finds that 36 corporations are responsible for half of global…

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