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Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Despite adopting a climate strategy in 2021, the IMF still prioritises short-term fiscal consolidation over long-term climate goals, with little evidence it assesses countries’ financing needs for green investment

The fund continues to promote austerity and market-based measures such as carbon pricing, while in some cases backing fossil fuel expansion, which disproportionately affects poorer countries

sustainableviews.com/imfs-clim

Neljor Saneljorsa@kolektiva.social
2025-10-10

En su discurso magistral en el Global Business Investment Forum (WGF-GBIF) de febrero de 2024 en Bangkok, el Dr. Alfredo Sfeir-Younis abordó el calentamiento global como una responsabilidad colectiva que exige una profunda transformación humana y estructural. El exdirector del Banco Mundial urgió a repensar el crecimiento económico más allá de su magnitud, exigiendo su análisis desde la distribución, la sostenibilidad y la ética, un concepto central de su "Ethiconomy". Sfeir-Younis criticó las estructuras de gobernanza actuales por ser inadecuadas para una sociedad interconectada y reafirmó la importancia de la responsabilidad planetaria y la conservación de la naturaleza como un compromiso ineludible para el progreso.

🔗 youtu.be/BNDtceFbwOs

#AlfredoSfeirYounis #WGFGBIF #Keynote #EconomicEthics #PlanetaryResponsibility #GlobalWarming #ClimateAction #RethinkGrowth #GovernanceReform #CollectiveWellbeing #SustainableDevelopment #BusinessEthics #HumanTransformation #Ethiconomy #Bangkok2024

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

61% of insurance leaders say industry failing to keep pace with climate risk

’Relying on yesterday’s tools is leaving insurers exposed to today’s billion-dollar events, from urban wildfires to catastrophic hailstorms,’ says chief executive

The insurance industry is falling behind in preparing for climate-driven risks as adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is slow

insurancetimes.co.uk/news/61-o

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

AI is driving data centre proliferation, but climate hazards pose a growing and under appreciated threat to infrastructure efficiency

Extreme heat, drought and other climate hazards could raise cumulative annual running costs of data centres in operation today by $3.3 trillion by 2055

Balancing growth and risk requires smarter energy and cooling systems alongside better diagnostic and governance capabilities

weforum.org/stories/2025/10/da

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Rising Methane Leaks in Antarctica Threaten Climate Stability

Global warming is affecting underwater processes around Antarctica: methane seeps from seafloor cracks are increasing, and the region is warming at a breathtaking pace. Such trends raise concerns about the reality of future warming and the role of methane in the global climate

mezha.net/eng/bukvy/rising-met

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Water and climate: urgent issues, emerging opportunities

Thailand faces urgent water and climate challenges as Bangkok, contributing over 30% of GDP, contends with rising flood risks and extreme rain events

nationthailand.com/pr-news/pr-

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Induction cooktops make climate change and dinner worse

macrobusiness.com.au/2025/10/i

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Nineteen of the World Bank’s 25 executive directors issued a joint statement this week affirming their support for the bank’s continued work on climate change, defying the US, the bank’s largest shareholder, and several other countries

Russia also refrains from signing

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Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Khulna youth raise their voice on climate through flash mob

observerbd.com/news/548143

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Climate Minister Kim Sung-hwan Visits the Site Under the Lee Jae-myung administration, 'Replacement of Personnel' First Revealed 'Promoting a Just Transition Without Job Loss' Abolish 37 Coal-fired Power Generators by 2038

mk.co.kr/en/economy/11438450

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

In October 2025, a significant wave of youth-led climate strikes swept across the globe, signalling a resurgence in environmental activism among Generation Z. Organised by movements such as Fridays for Future and Climate Cardinals, a collective demand for urgent action on climate change and environmental justice drove these strikes
observer24.com.na/youth-led-cl

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Tiny architects, Titanic climate impact: scientists call for international coccolithophore day

The campaign is led by the Ruđer Bošković Institute (Zagreb, Croatia), The Lyell Centre at Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh, UK), NORCE Norwegian Research Centre (Bergen, Norway), Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre (MARE), University of Lisbon (Portugal), and the International Nannoplankton Association (INA).

hw.ac.uk/news/2025/tiny-archit

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Oil Giants' Slim Stake in Renewables Raises Climate Concerns

A recent study highlights that major oil and gas producers account for only 1.5% of global renewable projects. Researchers from the Autonomous University of Barcelona found that despite the growth in renewable energy investment, fossil fuel companies' involvement remains minimal, sparking concerns about their role in combating climate change

devdiscourse.com/article/headl

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

India

Climate Litigation Rises in India as Courts Uphold Right to Healthy Environment, Says Report

Courts interpret constitutional rights to tackle climate change, India sees rising cases

outlookbusiness.com/planet/cli

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

Climate change is ‘elephant in the room,’ says expert on provincial election

The 2025 provincial election is happening in the direct aftermath of one of the worst climate-related disasters in Newfoundland and Labrador’s recent history

Liberals, PCs promise support for the oil industry

cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundlan

Metin Seven 🎨metin@graphics.social
2025-10-10

Sea Rise Simulator ─ Check how many meters the sea level can rise before your location is being flooded…

nagix.github.io/sea-level-rise

#map #maps #info #data #information #knowledge #GlobalWarming #environment #ClimateChange #climate #ClimateCrisis #ClimateDiary #ClimateAction #tsunami #future #nature #Earth #world #humanity #science

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

More than 80% of Brazilians are concerned about the effects of climate change on babies and children aged 0 to 6, according to data from the study “Early Childhood Panorama: The Impact of the Climate Crisis,” conducted by Datafolha at the request of the Maria Cecilia Souto Vidigal Foundation

valorinternational.globo.com/g

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-10

UK International Climate Finance results 2025

gov.uk/government/publications

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Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-09

Imported Solar Panels Save U.S. Lives and Cut Billions in Climate Costs, Study Finds

Professor Gang He co-authored a study showing that imported solar panels prevented nearly 600 premature deaths and delivered $28 billion in climate and health benefits to the United States

gc.cuny.edu/news/imported-sola

Robert SanscartierSnoro
2025-10-09

A trillion dollar climate risk

New research shows fossil fuel exposures of the world’s 60 biggest banks.

The world’s largest banks carry more than $1.6 trillion in credit exposures to coal, oil and gas production and fossil-fuel power, according to research published today by Finance Watch

theecologist.org/2025/oct/09/t

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