Swil-NewsSUN · AUG 23 · 2026 · ISSUE № 2026.08.23

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Carbon Brief China Briefing signal: March 2026 “new three” clean-tech exports jump MoM/YoY (supply chains & demand pull)

May 2, 2026 – May 3, 20268 reports
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May 3, 2026

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First “transitioning away from fossil fuels” summit concludes in Santa Marta, Colombia: 57 countries chart national roadmaps and tools on subsidies / carbon-intensive trade; a science pre-meeting launches a rapid-response science panel (policy–science interface)

Carbon Brief DeBriefed (May 1, 2026) summarizes the Apr 24–29 Santa Marta meeting: 57 delegations focused on practical national transition roadmaps, fossil subs

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China’s “new three” cleantech exports jump ~70% y/y in March 2026 to about $21.6 billion (trade pulse amid geopolitical energy stress)

Carbon Brief DeBriefed cites China Briefing analysis: combined exports of solar cells/modules, EVs, and lithium-ion batteries rose roughly +70% y/y in Mar 2026

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Tropical forest loss reportedly slowed last year: WRI / University of Maryland data as covered by BBC; Brazil credited among drivers (land-systems remote sensing)

Under “FOREST LOSS SLOWS,” Carbon Brief DeBriefed points to BBC News reporting, based on World Resources Institute and University of Maryland indicators, that t

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European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2026 runs May 3–8 in Vienna (integrated Earth-system science)

The “Coming up” section of Carbon Brief DeBriefed lists EGU2026 for May 3–8 in Vienna. The assembly traditionally spans atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, sol

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Land vertebrates face expanding multi-hazard extreme-event exposure this century (global-change biology)

A Nature Ecology & Evolution paper linked from Carbon Brief DeBriefed uses ISIMIP climate-impact simulations and range maps for 33,936 terrestrial vertebrates t

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