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New Scientist says the planned AR7 reports will cover climate threats, adaptation and emissions cuts.
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Carbon Brief’s COP17 article on the UN’s 2030 nature targets is credited to Orla Dwyer and Tom Pearson.
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Carbon Brief shared the finding on October 13, 2026, linking to a report by Josh Gabbatiss.
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Carbon Brief says its map covers every published study of how climate change has influenced extreme weather.
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Carbon Brief’s analysis says record electricity generation from wind and solar has helped the UK avoid gas imports worth £5.9bn since the crisis began.
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Carbon Brief’s archived Q&A describes Ratcliffe-on-Soar in Nottinghamshire as the UK’s last coal-fired power plant. It said the plant was set to close, ending a 142-year era of coal-fired electricity generation.
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Carbon Brief’s September 29 climate roundup also examines the EU’s OceanEye project and highlights new research on coastal flooding, atmospheric dust and heat stress.
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Carbon Brief reports that every ambulance service in England experienced some of its busiest-ever days during the record-breaking June heatwave, according to data it obtained.
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Carbon Brief reports that the cancellations occurred at NHS hospitals during the UK’s record May and June heatwaves.
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Carbon Brief reports that, according to the Climate Change Committee, aviation is on track to account for 80% of the UK’s CO2 emissions by 2050.
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Carbon Brief’s analysis projects a decline in global fossil-fuel emissions in 2026 amid the fallout from the Hormuz crisis.
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Carbon Brief’s analysis attributes the lack of growth to a surge in clean energy.
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Carbon Brief reports that Nepal requested $20m from the UN loss-and-damage fund after floods in late August. Its analysis says the request amounts to just 0.7% of the flood costs.
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Carbon Brief’s Q&A examines how China is adapting to heat extremes. The outlet says heatwaves struck regions across the country and a series of temperature records fell in summer 2026.
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Carbon Brief says its analysis links the cost difference to the latest surge in fossil-fuel prices.
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Carbon Brief's analysis credits Lula's presidency with saving that area. It says Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro were tied in polls ahead of an election expected to shape Brazil's environmental action.
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Carbon Brief's interactive examines China's five-year plans. Its analysis finds that almost three-quarters of the 72 published in 2026 include policies or targets related to climate change and energy.
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Carbon Brief reports that new data place the winter peak extent third-lowest since satellite records began 48 years ago.
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Carbon Brief’s guest post explores research suggesting that triggering one Earth-system tipping element could cause changes in others.
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Carbon Brief examines six key takeaways for nature and climate change from the pledge by Brazil, the world’s most biodiverse nation.