Julia Simon

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871 appearances 79 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard yesterday

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Ralph Regan Vanu is Minister of Climate Change of Vanuatu, an island nation threatened by rising seas.
Regan Vanu says the absence of the U.S.
isn't a bad thing.
White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers told NPR President Trump will not jeopardize our country's economic and national security to pursue vague climate goals.
Julia Simon, NPR News, Belém, Brazil.
The study finds in some U.S.
cities, your steak may be contributing even more to greenhouse gas emissions.
In a Wisconsin city like Milwaukee, the researchers find the beef you eat is likely sourced from a dairy cow, which makes less emissions.
But in a Texas city, the beef is likely from a more greenhouse gas intensive feedlot.
Of all foods, beef has the biggest overall climate impact.
Demand for beef drives deforestation and cattle release powerful greenhouse gases like methane.
Researchers find one of the easiest ways to reduce your daily carbon footprint is to switch your burger for really anything else.
Keep the fun toppings, though.
Julia Simon, NPR News.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced the country will cut greenhouse gas emissions between 7 percent
and 10 percent of their peak by 2035.
Many climate experts had hoped China would pledge to cut planet heating gases by at least 15 or 20 percent.
But experts say it's likely China is under promising and that the pledge is probably a floor, not a ceiling.
China's carbon dioxide emissions fell last year, largely because of booming Chinese solar, wind and batteries.
80 percent of all solar panels and 60 percent of wind turbines are now supplied by Chinese companies.
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