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Heathrow expansion cannot go ahead without cutting flying emissions, say climate advisers - AOL (opens the original)
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The expansion of Heathrow airport cannot go ahead unless the aviation industry is forced to clean up its climate emissions, advisers have warned. The cost of international flights might have to increase by hundreds of pounds by 2050, to pay for measures that will help the airline sector cut its carbon pollution to zero overall, known as net zero, the Climate Change Committee said. Last week, Chancellor John Healey said the Government had “given the go-ahead” to the proposal to build a third runw
‘Very long way to go’ before drought is over, officials warn despite rain - AOL (opens the original)
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Almost three quarters of England remain in drought despite recent rain, as the country continues to battle its third drought in five years, officials said. While rain has turned the grass green again, and it would be “understandable” to think the drought was over, the Environment Agency said there was still a very long way to go, with concerns over a number of reservoirs at very low levels. The warning comes after the latest meeting of the National Drought Group of ministers, officials, water co
August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientists - AOL (opens the original)
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August was the world’s joint hottest month on record, with global temperatures 1.65C above pre-industrial times, scientists have said. Last month tied with July 2023 for the hottest calendar month in the temperature records, as well as the hottest August ever recorded for the world, scientists from the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service said. Western Europe has experienced its warmest summer on record, surpassing the previous record set in 2003, Copernicus said. Heatwaves in Augu
Innovative scheme to rewet peat providing protection from fire and flooding - AOL (opens the original)
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An innovative scheme to rapidly rewet peat on upland moors is protecting landscapes and communities from extremes such as wildfire and flooding, conservationists said. More than 3,000 “scallop bunds” – semi-circular embankments a few metres wide – have been created across hundreds of acres of upland peat on the National Trust’s Holcombe Moor, north of Manchester. The bunds, which are built of peat and re-covered with vegetation to protect it, capture rainwater in thousands of spots at the top of
Warning over extreme weather and food prices as ‘unprecedented’ El Nino builds - AOL (opens the original)
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The world is “in for one hell of a ride” as an unprecedented El Nino event is set to bring more storms and rain to the UK, and affect weather patterns and harvests worldwide, experts have warned. El Nino is declared when sea temperatures in the tropical eastern Pacific rise 0.5C above the long-term average, impacting global rainfall patterns and temperatures, with sea conditions in such an event typically between 1C and 2C above average. But the natural warming of sea temperatures in the region
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