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A scenic landscape in the virtual world Second Life. â–“â–’â–‘ TORLEY â–‘â–’â–“, Flickr

The metaverse, bloody microplastics, and Finland’s solution to nuclear waste

In this news roundup: Heatwaves hit both poles, microplastics found in human blood, and how the metaverse could heal the planet.

 
Kyiv, Ukraine

The climate price of war, the IPCC’s latest warning, and a major new treaty on plastic

Commodity prices spike after Ukraine invasion, IPCC report issues warning to humanity, and countries agree plastic pollution treaty

 
To keep their airport slots during COVID times, airlines have been flying empty planes, having massive implications for the climate. Richard R. Schünemann, Unsplash

Nanoclay, ‘ghost’ flights, and the future of the Great Barrier Reef

In this news roundup: orcas prey on blue whales, gas stoves leak methane, and why Australia’s Great Barrier Reef plan is too little, too late

 
Tigers are one of many species threatened by extinction. Clovis Wood Photography, Unsplash

The dawn of the sixth mass extinction, Indigenous-led wildlife tourism and Exxon’s net-zero secrets

In the news: sixth mass extinction underway, climate scientists review Don’t Look Up, and how Cuban vaccines could save the Global South

 

Where is climate change heading in 2022?

In this news roundup: Indigenous seed saving in Peru, an eco-friendly burial for Desmond Tutu, and the 10 worst climate disasters of 2021.

 
Earth's Black Box, a new structure that records climate change data, will be set in an environmentally stable part of Tasmania. Earth's Black Box

Earth’s Black Box documents our path to extinction, how plankton moved mountains, and Wall Street’s awakening

In the news: two big wins for Indigenous rights, tropical forests can regrow in 20 years, and how HIV might have caused the Omicron variant.

 
Hiroko Yoshii, Unsplash

Sponge cities, coral reefs, and what leather not to wear

In the news: Brazil Amazon deforestation hits 15-year high, Greenland summit sees first rainfall, and corals spawn in Great Barrier Reef.

 
A mural of Greta Thunberg in Bristol, England, by artist Jody. Duncan C, Flickr

COP26 is history, fake climate news takes hold on Facebook, and COVID waste piles up

In this news roundup: COP26 highlights and lowlights, new pollution lockdowns, and great apes socially distance from humans

 
Lavender fields in France, one of the members states of the E.U., which collectively pledged to spend EUR 20 billion annually on biodiversity conservation. stezz, Flickr

Plant-based beer bottles, lifesaving llamas and billion$ for biodiversity

In this news roundup: global carbon emissions down 17%, virtual conferences go mainstream, and locusts wreak havoc in India

 

Climate emergencies, Indigenous rights x NYC, and how much carbon is on your feet

News to know in our bi-weekly digest

 

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