Media coverage

Bill Hare comments on a new study quantifying the climate damages from corporations, mainly in the US, pointing out that the study only looks at Scope 1 emissions, and therefore doesn't point to the impacts of their products, or downstream emissions.

"While it's good the UAE plans to spend $54 billion on renewable energy, this is dwarfed by the national oil company's plans to invest three times that amount in oil and gas expansion," said Sarah Heck.

Heat waves are occurring at a higher frequency, which increases the likelihood of sequential heat waves, says Kai Kornhuber.

Given the high unemployment rate in South Africa, you need to sell the energy transition as a socioeconomic intervention, says Deborah Ramalope.

Bill Hare comments on issues with carbon capture and storage in Australian fossil fuel projects.

Fossil fuel phase out looms as a big issue for this year's COP in Dubai - Bill Hare spoke to The Strait Times about what problems it presents for the UAE presidency.

Adam Morton references our 'Gas is the new coal report' in his opinion piece for The Guardian.

Dr Nandini Das spoke the The Hindu about our analysis of targets for renewable energy and fossil fuel phase out that are aligned with 1.5°C.

Kai Kornhuber speaks to the San Francisco Chronicle about his research on Rossby waves and their role in the extreme heat in the US.

The Tribune covers the election of Dr Adelle Thomas to the bureau of the IPCC.