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Climate correspondent @Independent || Formerly @CarbonPulse @NewStatesman & @energymonitorai || Theatre reviews at The Telegraph

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Pushback on climate is a sign we are making progress on net zero

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By Nick Ferris Verified
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Two decades ago, economist Sir Nicholas Stern was asked by then chancellor Gordon Brown to carry out a review on the economics of climate change. The 700-page document that he produced would become a landmark shift in how climate change is framed: that it is an economic issue, and not just an environmental issue; that the cost of inaction is far greater than the cost of action; and that climate change is "the greatest market failure the world has seen".
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Experts warn UK's record-breaking heatwaves will only get worse

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By Nick Ferris Verified
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Britain experienced a record-breaking summer with extreme heatwaves, leading to nearly 3,000 deaths, widespread drought, and risks of food shortages. Across Europe, unprecedented wildfires and critically low river levels have caused significant damage and economic costs, with a "super" El Nino expected to further intensify global weather patterns.
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Experts warn UK’s record-breaking heatwaves will only get worse

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