(2023-11-15). Confronting DC's Gas Problem. popularresistance.org From Oct. 24-26, a coalition of ecoactivist groups, including Extinction Rebellion Northeast, Extinction Rebellion DC, or XRDC, Scientist Rebellion, and Climate Defiance, engaged in three days of nonviolent actions against the gas industry in Washington, D.C. They disrupted the industry's biggest annual event in North America, temporarily shut down construction on a major pipeline project, and built bridges of inter-movement solidarity by joining in protests for a ceasefire in Gaza. | The week of action began by disrupting the North American Gas Forum to demand an end to the gas industry's lies that are accelerat…
(2023-11-15). We Need More State Climate Corps Jobs Open to More Young People. counterpunch.org 
Without a doubt, the Biden administration has done more to address climate change and its impacts than any other administration. The nearly $400 billion in investments to reduce the production of greenhouse gasses in the Inflation Reduction Act has received attention. But the $200 billion in "green" infrastructure investments in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has
(2023-11-15). BRI coordination urged to mitigate natural disasters. ecns.cn Several regions involved in the Belt and Road Initiative are among the most severely affected by natural disasters and the effects of climate change, according to a report released by China's Ministry of Emergency Management.
(2023-11-15). Businesses urge APEC leaders to collaborate on climate. ecns.cn Banking on U.S.-China cooperation, business leaders across the APEC economies stressed collective efforts to overcome pressing climate challenges on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in San Francisco.
(2023-11-14). Southern California sees worsening impacts from climate change. america.cgtn.com 
Officials from China and the U.S. are wrapping up four days of climate talks in California ahead of two important upcoming global gatherings — APEC and COP28. | While their meetings are taking place behind closed doors, the evidence of climate change is visible very close. | As climate officials from the world's two largest economies hold talks just up the road, the impact of their decisions may be felt from the Salton Sea to the other side of the Pacific Ocean. | CGTN's Alasdair Baverstock reports.
(2023-11-14). One week before the elections in Argentina, Sergio Massa and far-right Javier Milei are neck and neck. peoplesdispatch.org Argentina's third and final presidential debate was held this past Sunday November 12. The two candidates with the most votes in the general elections, the far-right candidate Javier Milei (Liberty Advances) and the pro-government Sergio Massa (Union for the Homeland), debated for the last time before the vote next Sunday November 19 that will determine who will occupy the Casa Rosada. | The debate took place in a climate marked by strong political uncertainty. In the last week, different opinion polls began to detect a scenario of parity between the two candidates. Some polls even began to show the Liberty Advan…
(2023-11-14). Russia's Dynamic Energy Cooperation with Africa. infobrics.org The African continent is one of the fastest growing energy markets in the world. This is due to the growing economic and demographic potential of African countries, as well as the efforts of many of them to combat climate change…
(2023-11-14). Climate groups plan to appeal as Judge upholds Biden approval of Willow Drilling Project. mronline.org 
"Beyond the illegality of Willow's approval, Interior's decision to greenlight the project in the first place moved us in the opposite direction of our national climate goals in the face of the worsening climate crisis."
(2023-11-14). HHS Launches Climate and Health Outlook Portal. jamanetwork.com The new Climate and Health Outlook Portal, a site introduced by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), will aim to equip health care providers, policymakers, and the public with the data they need to prepare for upcoming climate-related hazards, the agency announced.
(2023-11-14). Advocates, experts urge for more attention to biodiversity loss at APEC. america.cgtn.com 
On the sidelines of APEC, university leaders are calling attention to the critical issue of biodiversity. | Decreasing biodiversity from development, loss of habitat and climate change threaten the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe as interconnected ecosystems are put under increasing pressure. | Biodiversity loss is poised to do real damage to the world economy. The World Bank estimates biodiversity loss could cost global GDP $2.7 trillion a year by 2030. Focusing on Biodiversity during the economy focused APEC gathering is a way to highlight the financial downside. | CGTN's Jim Spellman rep…
(2023-11-14). The environmental cost of US LNG Exports: A climate catastrophe. nationofchange.org Study finds exporting U.S. fracked gas is far worse for climate than coal.
(2023-11-14). The Great Reset Exposed: Schwab, Gates, and the Sinister WEF & WHO Plot to Depopulate the World using COVID Vaccines, Climate Change Lies & a One-World "Government" expose-news.com In a world shrouded in suspicion and scepticism, where power seems concentrated in the hands of a privileged few and giant corporations, critical thinkers are raising questions about the intentions and actions …
(2023-11-15). New study finds overwhelming evidence of harms from fracking. mronline.org 
A review of the scientific literature reveals enormous public health, environmental, and climate damage from fracking. Authors say that "no rules or regulations can make these practices safe."
(2023-11-15). The Threat to Xochimilco Gardens: Overuse and Climate Change. america.cgtn.com 
The Xochimilco Gardens in Mexico City have been a popular destination for centuries. Initially, the Aztecs utilized these gardens to provide water and produce for the city's residents, and today they continue to play a crucial role in the ecosystem. However, according to Harris Whitbeck, overuse and climate change are posing a threat to these famous gardens.
(2023-11-14). President Biden rolls out billions for climate resilience. plenglish.com Washington, Nov 14 (Prensa Latina) The Biden administration is rolling out billions of dollars aimed at making the country more resilient to the impacts of climate change and stressed on Tuesday that solutions are possible.
(2023-11-14). Emissions plans must consider risk of global warming continuing after net zero. imperial.ac.uk Significant warming could still occur after the world reaches net-zero carbon emissions, warn the authors of a new study.
(2023-11-14). The Media's Nord Stream Lies Just Keep Coming. dissidentvoice.org 
Want to understand why the media we consume is either owned by billionaires or under the thumb of government? The latest developments in the story about who was behind the explosions that destroyed the Nord Stream pipelines that brought Russian gas to Europe provide the answer. Although largely forgotten now, the blasts in the Baltic …
(2023-11-15). Construction of EACOP workers camp set to start. independent.co.ug 
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Civil works at the first construction camp for the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline Project in Uganda are almost complete. A worker at the site told URN that he was happy that the project was finally about to take off after years of waiting. To him, the EACOP project has …
(2023-11-15). The Dann Aisters Blazed an Anti-Nuclear Trail. counterpunch.org 
The Dann sisters campaigned to assert the rights of their Indigenous Western Shoshone people, committing themselves to a political and legal battle to retain their ancestral lands, harmed by nuclear tests carried out by the US government, then threatened with the deep geological radioactive waste dump at Yucca Mountain (for the time being defeated).
