Climate News: Britian's Nation Trust works to counter extreme weather; 'Volts' helps us understand the climate impact of cement; Ancient architecture and heat episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 30, 2023 · 33 MIN

Climate News: Britian's Nation Trust works to counter extreme weather; 'Volts' helps us understand the climate impact of cement; Ancient architecture and heat

from Climate Conversations · host Robert McLean

We are closing in on zero-carbon cement -listen to Leah Ellis on "Volts"; "Where U.S. house prices may be most overvalued as climate change worsens"; "Weather changes causing chaos for UK flora and fauna, says National Trust audit"; "Weather tracker: South Africa flash floods kill six with people still missing"; "It’s Time to Ban Earth-Damaging Ads"; "What good are climate talks? Five takeaways from COP28"; "US buildings kill up to a billion birds a year. These architects want to save them"; "From Miss Australia to oil boss: Suellen Osborne’s nation-building plan"; "3 Antarctic glaciers show rapidly accelerated ice loss from ocean warming"; "‘People are happier in a walkable neighborhood’: the US community that banned cars"; "‘Go hard and go big’: How Australia got solar panels onto one in every three houses"; "‘We needed to get off the grid’: New Orleans’ community-driven response to blackouts"; "The Terrifying Truths You Need To Know About the Climate Crisis"; "America has eight parking spaces for every car. Here’s how cities are rethinking that land"; "Shifting gears: why US cities are falling out of love with the parking lot"; "Will our buildings be ready for the climate of the future?"; "Six reasons to be optimistic about the energy transition"; "The six best climate stories of 2023"; "What good are climate talks? Five takeaways from COP28"; "Reducing Black Carbon: A triple win for climate, health, and well-being"; "This is now one of the wettest Decembers on record in Washington"; "Five way-too-early weather predictions for 2024"; "Reducing Methane From Livestock Is Critical for Stabilizing the Climate, but Congress Continues to Block Farms From Reporting Emissions Anyway"; "Ancient elements of cool"; "Something Wicked This Way Comes"; "‘Vice signalling’: How new Government was received at climate summit"; "Your most Googled environment questions answered"; "‘Ecology on steroids’: how Australia’s First Nations managed Australia’s ecosystems"; "No climate for cricket: how global warming is putting the heat on NZ’s summer game"; "Zero onshore wind plans submitted in England since de facto ban was ‘lifted’"; "Self-driving cars could be on UK roads by 2026, says transport secretary"; "Queensland weather: state braces for heatwave as thousands face prospect of days without power"; "We can’t control what disasters a new year may bring. Stoicism can help us get up and try again"; "Extreme weather is changing California. These road trips show how"; "Walgett public pool reopens much to the relief of locals who've spent heatwaves indoors"; "Storm-battered south-east Queensland set to receive more wild weather on New Year's weekend"; "ExxonMobil's "Let's Deliver" Commercials Are Malicious Propaganda"; "Severe heatwave conditions over New Year’s break"; "Electric Cars Are Already Upending America"; "Smartphone maker Xiaomi unveils first EV, aims to rival Tesla and Porsche"; "Volkswagen-backed EV maker rolls out first sodium-ion battery powered electric car"; "Tesla releases software update boosting displayed range of Model S/X vehicles"; "Electric vehicles are hitting a road block: Car dealers"; "Stellantis CEO: Companies losing money on EVs may only have until 2030"; "Floods in Europe: Hungary, Netherlands and Lithuania brace themselves"; "7 reasons why nuclear energy is not the answer to solve climate change"; "Achieving the Paris Climate Goals in the COVID-19 era";

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