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Daisy Dunne

Daisy Dunne

Climate Correspondent at independent.co.uk

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Recent Articles

independent.co.uk

Global meat industry ‘using tobacco company tactics’ to downplay role in driving climate crisis, ...

Exclusive: Meat companies are routinely underreporting emissions, undermining climate science and casting doubt on plant-based alternatives, an investigation claims
independent.co.uk

Sign up to The Independent’s virtual climate crisis event on extrem...

In the wake of a record-breaking worldwide heatwave, The Independent gathers experts to discuss how the climate crisis is supercharging extreme weather events
preventionweb.net

Europe: Damage to crops from heatwaves and droughts ‘tripled’

Crop losses caused by extreme weather disasters can drive food shortages and price spikes, says study lead author.
independent.co.uk

Climate crisis to blame for at least ‘1,500 UK heatwave deaths’ sin...

Research produces ‘very broad estimate’ of the number of deaths from the 2003 and 2018 UK heatwaves that can be attributed to human-caused climate change
independent.co.uk

Chancellor urged to use upcoming Budget to stop banks from funding ...

A petition signed by nearly 65,000 people calls on the Bank of England to ‘cut off the money pipeline’ for fossil fuels
independent.co.uk

Climate crisis ‘biggest security threat humans have faced’, Sir Dav...

Climate crisis ‘biggest security threat humans have faced’, Sir David Attenborough tells UN  The Independent
independent.co.uk

World must ‘transform relationship with nature’ to tackle burgeonin...

World must ‘transform relationship with nature’ to tackle burgeoning environmental crises, says UN  The Independent
independent.co.uk

Government urged to include WHO air quality limits in Environment B...

Government urged to include WHO air quality limits in Environment Bill  The Independent
dailypioneer.com

Forests in flames - Daily Pioneer

Forests in flames  Daily Pioneer
carbonbrief.org

Mapped: How climate change disproportionately affects women’s health

An analysis of 130 peer-reviewed studies shows that 68% (89) of the 130 studies found that women were more affected by health impacts associated with climate change than men.
nzherald.co.nz

Science behind the perfect fried chicken revealed - NZ Herald

Revealed: The exact components that make perfect fried chicken.
preventionweb.net

US sees ‘alarming’ increase in combined heatwaves and droughts

Climate change has driven an “alarming” increase in the number of years with both heatwaves and droughts across the US over the past five decades, a study finds.
carbonbrief.org

In-depth Q&A: What does the global shift in diets mean for climate ...

In this Q&A, Carbon Brief examines how diets are already changing and what will be required to ensure the world’s food consumption is “climate-friendly”.
interactive.carbonbrief.org

Interactive: What is the climate impact of eating meat and dairy?

Food production accounts for one-quarter of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. It takes up half of the planet’s habitable surface.
resilience.org

Tree Planting can Help Tropical Forests ‘Recover 50% Faster’ from L...

Restoring tropical forests through tree planting and selective plant removal can rapidly increase the speed at which they recover from logging.
carbonbrief.org

Siberia’s 2020 heatwave made ‘600 times more likely’ by climate change

Siberia’s prolonged heat from January to June this year – which broke temperature records and drove polluting megafires – would have been “almost impossible” without climate change, according to new analysis.
carbonbrief.org

Explainer: How climate change is affecting wildfires around the world

This year has seen unprecedented wildfires cause havoc across the world. Australia recently battled its largest bushfire on record, while parts of the Arctic, the Amazon and central Asia have also experienced unusually severe blazes.
carbonbrief.org

Scientists discover new ‘human fingerprint’ on global drought patterns

New study findings “tackle the problem of identifying the human influence of drought patterns across the world”, a climate scientist tells Carbon Brief.
eco-business.com

Risk of 40C heat in the UK ‘rapidly increasing’, says Met Office

At present, the United Kingdom is only expected to see 40C heat once in every 100 to 300 years. But new research has found that it could occur every three and a half years in a scenario of very high...
eco-business.com

Tropical forests can still store ‘high levels’ of carbon under 2C o...

But if temperatures exceed 2C – the warming threshold set by countries under the Paris Agreement – the ability of tropical forests to store CO2 will decline rapidly, a new study has found.
eco-business.com

Global warming has ‘changed’ spread of tropical cyclones around the...

Human-caused climate change has played a role in shaping the global distribution of tropical cyclones in the past 40 years, a study finds.