CLIMAREVOLT
US HEAT DOME BREAKS WASHINGTON DC RECORD STANDING SINCE 1872RENEWABLES NOW SUPPLY OVER 30% OF GLOBAL ELECTRICITYCOP31 CONVENES IN ANTALYA THIS NOVEMBERFOURTH GLOBAL CORAL BLEACHING EVENT IS THE LARGEST ON RECORDUS HEAT DOME BREAKS WASHINGTON DC RECORD STANDING SINCE 1872RENEWABLES NOW SUPPLY OVER 30% OF GLOBAL ELECTRICITYCOP31 CONVENES IN ANTALYA THIS NOVEMBERFOURTH GLOBAL CORAL BLEACHING EVENT IS THE LARGEST ON RECORD

CLIMATE PULSE

Headline planetary indicators — sourced in the Data Hub.

CO₂ LEVELS

424

PPM

RENEWABLES

30+

% OF ELECTRICITY

CLEAN INVESTMENT

2.0

$ TRILLION / YR

GLOBAL TEMP

+1.3

°C ABOVE PRE-IND

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Sydney set to hit 33C in warmest start to spring since mid-1800s, while snow forecast in southern NSW

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Trump order directs officials to consider stripping protections for gray wolves
The Guardian — Environment·

Trump order directs officials to consider stripping protections for gray wolves

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New Mexico Bans Uranium Leasing on State Lands

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Can Studying Heat Waves in Real Time Save Lives?

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