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GLOBAL WARMING, Definition, Causes, Effects, and Solutions

1. It is estimated that the global energy demand increases 48% by 2040. Most of this growth is due to the countries that are not listed in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) including China and India. 2. Renewables and nuclear power respectively by an average of 2.6% …

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#CONNED: The Top FIVE Climate Change LIES

#CONNED: The Top FIVE Climate Change LIES

Laurence Fox presents “CONNED: The Top FIVE Climate Change LIES”. Watch as Laurence breaks apart the lies repeatedly fed to the public and details the manipulation by the billionaire-funded lobby groups and activists. Please share this video to help challenge the status quo and open up a more informed debate …

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Australia PM-elect promises action on climate change

Australia PM-elect promises action on climate change

Australia’s new leader Anthony Albanese has promised to make a big shift in energy policy and “end climate wars”. Climate change was a key concern for voters, after three years of record-breaking bushfire and flood events. #Australia #Climate #Environment SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews Follow us …

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How changing the electric grid will impact climate change

How changing the electric grid will impact climate change

Watch the films at https://rationalmiddle.com/netzero In the race to Net Zero by 2050, we have to start finding solutions to cut our emissions. One of those solutions is to use electricity from clean sources for transportation and households. This episode explores the path forward with electricity, and helps explain some …

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Why is Pakistan so susceptible to climate change?

Why is Pakistan so susceptible to climate change?

Sky’s Laura Bundock looks at why Pakistan is suffering such devastating flooding – and whether it can withstand the increasingly extreme weather yet to come. #Floods #Weather #ClimateChange #SkyNews SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/skynews Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skynews Follow us …

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Dr John Hewson, Climate Forum Bowral

Dr John Hewson, Climate Forum Bowral

Climate Action Now Wingecarribee (CANWin) held a Climate Forum in the Bowral Town Hall in November 2019. Dr John Hewson and Ian Dunlop where the guest speakers. They called for a Climate Commission to plan fast and meaningful climate action that would see our emissions halved by 2030. This video …

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Garnaut predicts renewables to boom on cheap money as coal loses out

Garnaut predicts renewables to boom on cheap money as coal loses out

[ad_1] Leading environmental economist Professor Ross Garnaut has predicted the current economic crisis will lead to growth in renewable energy at the expense of coal, and has argued Australia should not fear taking on debt to fuel a green economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The global economic crisis spurred …

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As Oil Industry Swoons, Tar Sands Workers Look to Renewables for Jobs

As Oil Industry Swoons, Tar Sands Workers Look to Renewables for Jobs

[ad_1] In the early 2000s, Brandon Sandmaier worked as a heavy-duty mechanic in Canada’s tar sands, the world’s largest industrial project, located in northern Alberta. He built pipelines and repaired 400-ton trucks that haul thick, oily bitumen through the open-pit mines. But after more than 10 years in the oil …

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Great Britain has run for a new record of 18 days, six hours and 15 minutes with…

Great Britain has run for a new record of 18 days, six hours and 15 minutes with...

[ad_1] Great Britain has run for a new record of 18 days, six hours and 15 minutes without burning coal to generate electricity – and counting – as the coronavirus lockdown cuts demand by nearly 20%. This combination means CO2 emissions from the country’s electricity system have been cut by …

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Electricity emissions, renewables and barriers to the uptake of renewable energy

Electricity emissions, renewables and barriers to the uptake of renewable energy

I was recently asked to give a speech to the Maribyrnong community in Melbourne to help them with the development of a climate emergency plan. The session started with me presenting on energy-related emission trends and developing climate emergency plans, followed by a Q&A session. This video was first published …

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