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29 May 2019, Washington Post, Extreme weather has made half of America look like Tornado Alley. Climate change may be confounding the jet stream and making trouble for everyone. Tornadoes have been popping up every day in the U.S. as if … Continue reading →

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29 May 2019, Climate Home News, Deadly Japan heatwave ‘essentially impossible’ without global warming. Study finds one of the clearest climate change signals to date in July 2018’s record high temperatures, in a result that surprised scientists. Japan’s heatwave in July … Continue reading →

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15 May Renew Economy, Scientists edge closer to stable, cheap green hydrogen production. Scientists from Victoria’s Monash University claim to have made a breakthrough that will bring the inexpensive industrial production of green hydrogen from Australia’s abundant renewable energy generation resources … Continue reading →

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13 May 2019, Renew Economy, Global fossil fuel subsidies reach $5.2 trillion, and $29 billion in Australia. New analysis commissioned by the International Monetary Fund has shown that global fossil fuel subsidies continue to grow, despite the growing urgency of … Continue reading →

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