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Good NewsClimate Progress Weekly

Solar Energy Now Cheaper Than Coal in Most Countries

New report shows renewable energy costs have dropped 89% in the last decade, making clean energy the economically sensible choice.

4 min readNov 25
ContextScience in Context

Understanding the Latest IPCC Report: Context Matters

While headlines are alarming, here's what the data actually shows and why scientists remain cautiously optimistic about our ability to act.

7 min readNov 24
ActionUrban Solutions

How Copenhagen Became the World's First Carbon-Neutral Capital

A decade-long journey of policy, innovation, and citizen engagement that proves cities can lead climate action.

5 min readNov 23
ScienceMarine Science Today

Ocean Kelp Forests Show Surprising Resilience

New study finds kelp forests recovering faster than expected when given protection, capturing significant carbon in the process.

3 min readNov 22
ActionClimate Justice Now

Youth Climate Movement Secures Historic Policy Win

Montana youth successfully sued their state for climate action, setting precedent for similar cases worldwide.

4 min readNov 21
Good NewsClean Transport Review

Electric Vehicle Sales Surpass 20% of Global Market

EV adoption accelerates faster than predicted, with price parity expected within two years.

3 min readNov 20
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Common Claims Checked

"We only have 12 years left"

Misleading

The IPCC report discussed a 1.5°C warming limit by 2030, not an end-of-world deadline. Action remains important at any timeline.

"Individual action doesn't matter"

False

While systemic change is crucial, individual actions influence culture, create markets, and add up significantly.

"It's too late to do anything"

False

Every fraction of a degree matters. Action taken now will reduce future warming and impacts.

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