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Worldwide Highlights

• How mega-polluters take advantage of billions in green loans

• More than 150 Nobel and World Food prize laureates sign open letter calling for immediate ramping up of food production

• World Economic Forum’s data-driven insights on AI's role in the climate transition

• Chris Wright, Trump’s nominee for Energy Secretary, faced his Senate confirmation hearing yesterday, acknowledges that fossil fuels cause climate change

• London-based BeZero Carbon secures €48 million to bring transparency to the growing voluntary carbon credit market

• The EU Commission has released a detailed net-zero manufacturing industry report, expect more reporting over the coming weeks as journalists process the report

UK Highlights

• The Yale Program on Climate Change Communication conducted a nationally representative survey of 10,660 British residents and have released their detailed full report. Expect this to feature in the mainstream news over the coming weeks, here is Yale’s own executive summary, including:

  • 80% of British population are somewhat worried about climate change

  • 86% believe climate change is happening

  • 75% believe climate change is mostly human-caused

• What is the Heartland Institute? Inside the climate change denying think tank supported by Nigel Farage

• Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund has announced further £4.1mn investment in net zero projects

• Miliband blasts Farage and Tories for turning net zero into a ‘culture war’

• Build more roads to hit net zero, MPs told by the Government’s infrastructure tsar who wants less of a focus on pushing people to travel by train [Paywall / Cached Copy]

The Daily Climate Sceptic

• Is Net-Zero Banking Dead? Todd Cort, co-director of the Yale Center for Business and the Environment, and Daniel Esty, the Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy, discuss the potential impacts of big U.S. banks pulling out of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

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