Weekend Reading - 25 March 2016

A selection of great reading on climate change politics, policy, innovation and science from Climate Reality Leader Andrew Woodward. @climatecomm and www.climatecommunication.net

Must see
Climate Change News: Paris Agreement first 100 days: what's changed?
The Hill: Trudeau: Climate change is an 'incredible opportunity' for Canada
World Resources Institute: 5 Questions: What Does China’s New Five-Year Plan Mean for Climate Action?
Climate Central (Via Renew Economy): How the world has changed since Paris climate pact
 
Al Gore
Reuters: Al Gore urges world leaders to sign Paris climate deal
 
Climate Communication
Responsibility Plus Bulletin
This Week in Climate Change
 
Economics
Bloomberg (via Sydney Morning Herald): Economists are out of touch with climate change
 
Energy
Vox: Big solar is heading for boom times in the US
Climate Group: Energy transition key to delivering China’s climate targets
Sydney Morning Herald: Report: NSW reliant on non-renewable energy
 
Impacts
Guardian: Sea-level rises: why flooding is the next big business risk
Guardian: Wine-lovers raise their glasses to climate change – but there may be a hangover
New York Times: Rising Sea Levels May Disrupt Lives of Millions, Study Says
The Conversation: Rise and fall: social collapse linked to sea level in the Pacific
Think Progress: Hottest Winter On Record By Far Drives Devastating Weather Disasters Globally
 
Politics and policy
Carbon Brief: Budget 2016: key climate and energy announcements
Climate Reality project: Three Reasons Why the US-Canada Methane Commitment Matters
Yes 2 Renewables: City of Melbourne leads with renewable energy ambition
 
Marketing, communication and advocacy
New York Times: Environmental Activists Take to Local Protests for Global Results
 
Opinion
Medium: Climate Change: passing a political tipping point?
Renew Economy: What will shake Malcolm Turnbull from his climate coma?
 
Science
Climate Institute: Some big thorns but a small rose or two in data, trends and plans from Australia, China and the world
Climate Change News: 2016 on course to be hottest on record, says US climate agency
 
 
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