8 November 2024 - Latest Climate News

The Top Climate News for Friday 8 November 2024: - How climate change is bringing back the idea of airships - 2025 Deepal S07 price and specs: Electric SUV undercuts Model Y - At CoP29, Global South and North should shed adversarial position on climate finance - Canada and the Three Seas Initiative: Energy security through nuclear co-operation - Global solar capacity hits record two terawatts on path to climate goal: data - Not Heard Anything Formally From Pakistan: India On 'Climate Diplomacy' Over Smog Issue - Jeff Bezos says he’s a climate guy - why is he kissing the ring? - Nottinghamshire council rejects developer's last-ditch solar farm application for ancient burial site - Green Party leader 'disappointed' Taoiseach will not attend COP29 climate summit next week - Principal Scientific Adviser Chairs High-Level Meeting to Tackle Air Pollution and Climate Change with Science-Based Solutions - Natural resources department not doing enough to monitor impact of critical minerals promotion initiative, report says - Plastic pollution is changing entire Earth system, scientists find - Bentley further delays all-EV plan as it embraces plug-in hybrids - China, Saudi Arabia should pay up to help the planet cope with climate change: Guilbeault - Trump’s victory could disrupt energy sector. These stocks are likely winners and losers - Donald Trump's Agenda 47: What is it? Could this 'America-first' manifesto shape his second term? - 2024 will be hottest year on record-climate monitor - Bosses admit 'mistakes' in Manchester's £24m green energy network that doesn't contribute to net zero - IEMOP to launch renewable energy market in December - After Snowball Earth Came Short-lived Slushball Earth, Lithium Isotopes Prove - What Could Be The Worst Impact Of Climate Change? New Lancet Report Explained - 5 things to know for Nov. 7: Election, Ukraine, Climate crisis, Severe weather, Elon Musk - Chinese Methane Emissions Are Risking Climate Disaster | Opinion - How the climate crisis threatens the Panama Canal - and the country’s future