Climate Impacts

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We have partnered with DARA International to create an interactive map of projected climate impacts. Click on a country to learn about global warming impacts, clean energy solutions, and how you can take action on climate change.

Climate Solutions

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We have the solutions to reverse global warming today — from renewable power and energy efficiency to low-carbon transportation and sustainable development. But we need the political will to remove fossil fuel subsidies and put a price on carbon pollution.

Climate Facts

Climate Confusion
What is global warming? What are CO2 emissions and who is responsible for them? Why are some people denying the existence of climate change, and are there real solutions to solve it?Read more »

Climate Voices

the Philippines
The rainy season has come once again and for many communities in the Philippines, this means getting ready for strong typhoons.Read more »

More Climate News & Analysis

funding for clean energy

Australian attempts to cut funding for clean energy labelled “vindictive industrial sabotage”

The Abbott Government’s job and investment-destroying attacks on renewable energy continue, with the Prime Minister ordering the $10 billion Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) to cease investments in wind and rooftop solar projects.

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national security risk

Climate change risk should be assessed like national security risk – report

Climate change threatens international security and its risks should be assessed the same way as those of nuclear weapons proliferation and terrorism, according to a new study.

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2015 budget: Green energy sector reacts to climate change levy changes

With the 2015 budget of the UK's Conservative government unveiled, the green energy sector and campaigners have attacked the changes outlined by chancellor George Osbourne.

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Big Oil's Big Deception

Big oil’s big deception: Exxon hid truth of climate change from 1981

Exxon executives knew in 1981 that carbon dioxide emissions caused climate change, seven years before it was public knowledge, yet funded deniers for 27 more years – and possibly even longer.

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Fossil fuel firms fail to report climate risks

Accusation that many oil, gas and coal companies in the UK are ducking their legal duty to inform investors of risks caused by climate change.

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