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Climate change made the hot, dry and windy June which drove "unprecedented” wildfires in Brazil’s Pantanal wetland 4-5 times more likely, a new World Weather Attribution study found

NEW: More than 3/4 of prisons in England & Wales face a “high risk” of overheating in the next 15 years, according to government data obtained by FOI This interactive shows how prisoners will bear the brunt of heatwaves & floods as the world gets hotter➡️ buff.ly/3SQj84K

A snapshot of how climate change contributes to the rising cost of things like olive oil and orange juice 📈 by Tom Prater, KerryAnnCleaver and Joe Goodman

Amazingly detailed map weaving the many ties between Irish agribusiness and state agencies, politicians, PR, industry and academia

Interactive: Who wants what at the COP16 biodiversity summit | Aruna Chandrasekhar Daisy Dunne Orla Dwyer Yanine Quiroz Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD Read here: buff.ly/3YjjCDP

Great to interview UN biodiversity chief Astrid Schomaker ahead of "nature's moment" at COP16 in Colombia Chatted about just 10% of countries submitting updated biodiversity plans, nature finance and Azerbaijan and Armenia's bids to host COP17 buff.ly/4gZGBuM

Saying goodbye to Medellin and heading to Cali for #COP16Colombia 🪲🌳🐦‍🔥 Pls get in touch if you will also be there to discuss all things biodiversity and Colombia’s leadership of the summit

Brazil’s president Lula will not be coming to COP16 in Cali as previously planned due to ongoing health issues, summit president Susana Muhamad says Speaking mid-way through the summit, Muhamad says talks are “moving forward” and a stocktake plenary will take place today

It's finance day at #COP16. Re-upping the key numbers in the “Paris Agreement for nature” to process the PR deluge. We're talking: - closing a $700bn/yr biodiversity finance gap; - raising $200bn/yr by 2030; - "at least" $20bn/yr from developed=>developing countries by next year

How late the COP16 biodiversity summit could run, based on the past ⬇️

Great to speak to Philip Boucher-Hayes on CountryWide about biodiversity finance at COP16 this morning 💵 rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

The COP16 summit in Cali, Colombia has come to a close abruptly after not enough country representatives were left in the room Many delegates left as talks ran 14+ hours overtime Awaiting clarification on what this means for key remaining issues of finance and monitoring

Our big Carbon Brief piece on COP16 is out! We've detailed every little thing that happened in the Colombia talks over the past couple of weeks ⤵️

Chatted about some of the key outcomes and impacts from COP16 towards the end of BBC Newshour this eve 📻 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w1…

NEW – Webinar: Key outcomes from the UN’s COP16 biodiversity summit | Aruna Chandrasekhar Daisy Dunne Orla Dwyer Yanine Quiroz Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD Read here: buff.ly/3AvUArM

NEW – COP29: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Baku ✍️ Aruna Chandrasekhar Daisy Dunne Orla Dwyer Simon Evans Josh Gabbatiss Molly Lempriere Ayesha Tandon Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD Song_W #COP29 ➡️ buff.ly/3VaAmuP

Defra recently paid £57.5m from the farming recovery fund to English farmers hit by intense rain last winter - which is 75 times more than the amount given the last time the fund opened in 2020, figures released to Carbon Brief show