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Bill Hare

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CEO & Senior Scientist at Climate Analytics @CA_Latest. Views represented are my own.
Fremantle, Western Australia Joined July 2015
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The new Climate Action Tracker update on Canada will surprise and shock many.

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www.linkedin.com Canada | Bill Hare Donald Trump is setting an appalling benchmark for climate failure rolling back US Climate action and supporting fossil fuels. Mark Carney should be putting as much distance as possible between...
Climate Action Tracker has just published what it views as two extremely disappointing country analyses: the US (Critically insufficient), and Canada (Highly insufficient), as both governments roll back climate policies. Read our analyses here: climateactiontracker.org/press/release-…
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Why was the most important speech missed by media on Tuvalu?

Climate Minister Maina Vakafua Talia said climate change is “an existential threat to survival” and we must urgently phase out fossil fuels.

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cms.thepoint.com.au While the cameras chased a garland snub, Tuvalu told the world what COP31 must deliver If you only followed mainstream coverage of the Pre-COP Leaders' visit to Tuvalu, you could be forgiven for thinking the big issue was headwear.
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Our submission to Australian Senate Select Committee on the Taxation on Gas Resources focussed on the importance of taxing export fossil gas in the need for Australia to decarbonise its economy to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5˚C limit. 🧵/n
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climateanalytics.org Submission to the Australian Senate Select Committee on the Taxation… This submission mainly considers the climate implications of prospective changes to Australia’s gas and LNG taxation regime. It notes opportunities for Australia to achieve ambitious climate action...
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A commentary in @Nature argues the 1.5°C temperature limit has “outlived its usefulness” because we’re headed towards overshoot and should be replaced by a “clean-energy shift” metric. That’s the wrong diagnosis. Here is why.

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www.nature.com As we breach 1.5 °C, we must replace temperature limits with clean-energy targets Nature - Actionable goals are needed to guide the world towards what needs to happen most quickly: shifting economies to clean energy sources.