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COP30: Imperial researchers react to ‘deeply disappointing’ climate talks

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By Jamie Taylor, Conor McNally
| Imperial College (London)
COP30 ended with a contentious deal after two weeks of negotiations on topics ranging from climate finance to pathways for limiting warming to 1.5°C. Countries successfully agreed to triple funding for climate adaptation, announced a Just Transition mechanism aimed at protecting rights during the shift to a green economy, and established a new fund to protect forests.
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Climate change intensified Typhoons Kalmaegi & Fung-wong, damages up by 42%

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By Jamie Taylor
| Imperial College (London)
Human-induced climate change increased both the wind speed and rainfall of two deadly typhoons that struck Pacific nations this month. The Climate Damage Tracker studies, carried out using the Imperial College Storm Model (IRIS) while COP30 is underway in Belém in Brazil, found that climate change increased the direct economic damages unleashed by Fung-wong in the Philippines by 42% and increased the damages caused by Kalmaegi in Vietnam by 9%.
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Climate change intensified typhoons Kalmaegi & Fung-wong, damages up by 42%

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By Jamie Taylor
| Imperial College (London)
Climate change substantially increased the damages caused by Typhoons Kalmaegi and Fung-wong, two rapid analyses by Imperial has found. Human-induced climate change increased both the wind speed and rainfall of two deadly typhoons that struck Pacific nations this month.
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