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Links to curated external articles and news items. Best picks from the Vote Climate One News Editor.

What was extreme in the past for the world’s oceans is now the normal

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by Carolyn Gramling, 01/02/2022 in Science News
The past’s extreme ocean heat waves are now the new normal: More than half the global ocean experiences high temperatures that were rare a century ago.

See also 2021 might not have been the hottest year on record, but the heating oceans are hotter than ever

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Renewable energy driving Australian electricity costs down to lowest for almost a decade and amongst the lowest in the world

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by Daniel Mercer, 03/02/2022 in ABC Rural News
Australian power prices now ‘among lowest in the world’ as renewable energy drives costs down

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Hydrogen humbug: a microscopically thin layer of hydrogen greenwash used to justify subsidizing fossil fuel’s production of urea

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by Michael Mazengarb, 03/03/3033 in Renew Economy
Why Strike Energy’s fast-tracked urea plant is latest example of hydrogen greenwashing

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Some historical records of just how much ice has vanished from the landscape

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by Kristen Pope, 01/02/2022 in Yale Climate Connections
Repeat photography shows climate change impacts on real places: Researcher’s then/now Alaska national parks images show drastic climate change impacts on landscapes over the years.

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

There are bound to be some conflicts between renewable energy projects and ecologically sensitive areas where tradeoffs need consideration

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by John Timmer, 02/02/2022 in Ars Technica
Study: Few places will struggle to balance renewables and conservation

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Labor is not Simon pure on the climate emergency: their senseless support for the Kurri Kurry gas plant only helps the fossil fuel interests stay in business

William P. Hall on February 3, 2022

by Bruce Mountain, 02/02/2022 in The Conversation
Labor’s plan to green the Kurri Kurri gas power plant makes no sense

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Midwinter wildfires on California’s foggy Big Sur coast threatens thousand year old sequoias and highlight the rapidly worsening climate crisis

William P. Hall on February 2, 2022

Reya Kumar, 31/01/2022 in The Tufts Daily
California wildfires are getting worse, and it’s our fault

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

To give ecosystems the best chance to survive the climate emergency we must protect and cherish the wisdom of ages carried in its members genomes

William P. Hall on February 2, 2022

Elizabeth Pennesi, 31/01/2022 in Science
Rare and ancient trees are key to a healthy forest: Two studies pinpoint the need for forest diversity both in age and species

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Putting an ROI value on the “risk of climate inaction”: If the risk happens and human extinction is the result, the cost will be infinite (zero divided by anything)

William P. Hall on February 2, 2022

by Joel Makower, 31/01/2022 in GreenBiz
The new ‘ROI’ for climate: The ‘risk of inaction’

Views expressed in this post are those of its author(s), not necessarily all Vote Climate One members.

Melbourne has set another unhealthy NB4 heat record for January — the hottest average minimum temperature by 4 °C for any month since records started in 1855

William P. Hall on February 1, 2022

Cassandra Morgan, 01/02/2022 in the The Age
Melbourne’s hot January nights smash temperature records

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