Hailey Clarke

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Carbon journalist @carbonpulse.bsky.social | Covering climate litigation, transition policies, and the carbon market | Alumnus @ox.ac.uk | 🇨🇦/🇬🇾/🇭🇺 | she/her Views my own | RPs & Likes ≠ agreement/endorsement

Probably more helpful to think of them not so much as “Canadian wildfires” but rather “climate change wildfires currently consuming Canada”

With heat waves shattering temperature records across the globe, leading to needless deaths, let me just say that history will not look fondly on those who put fossil fuel profits above saving the planet.

Leaders around the world are banking on tech advances to solve climate change. One leading idea involves capturing carbon pollution from the air and then burying it underground forever. It sounds practical. Here’s why there's no conceivable way it can work: (THREAD)

⚖️ A new reading of the #ParisAgreement’s 1.5C goal could give litigants fresh grounds to challenge weak climate policies and high-emitting projects by framing states as obliged not to undermine the treaty’s purpose, a legal scholar told @carbonpulse.bsky.social Read more 👉 carbon-pulse.com/523151/

INTERVIEW: Paris 1.5C goal could give climate litigants new tool against weak domestic policies, scholar says « Carbon Pulse

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