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Attracta Mooney

Attracta Mooney

Climate Correspondent at Financial Times

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  • English
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  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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US pressure on development banks to scrap climate finance goals

Multilateral lenders expected to follow the World Bank in ditching lending targets
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Charity says Environment Agency data shows that the country’s waters are ‘among the filthiest in Europe’
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Britain’s climate divide widens amid fires and heat deaths

Against a backdrop of burning horizons, the mainstream parties are increasingly at odds over pursuing net zero
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Lessons from companies learning to beat the heat

Schneider Electric and Heineken are among large groups rolling out measures to protect workers as extreme weather intensifies
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Tropical nights come to Europe

The biggest rise in extreme temperatures is not in the daytime
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World Bank drops climate finance target under US pressure

Donor and client nations lobbied against concession to Trump administration’s ‘voodoo science’
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Record sea temperatures in June push world into ‘uncharted’ waters

Global warming and El Niño cycle combine to drive average to near 21C
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World Bank drops climate finance target under US pressure

Donor and client nations lobbied against concession to Trump administration’s ‘voodoo science’
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UK business rejects call to set maximum workplace temperature as he...

Trades Union Congress has previously called for an indoor limit of 30C