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Burnham'ın İlk Büyük İklim Sınavı: Kuzey Denizi'nde Sondaj Kararı

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Birleşik Krallık, beşinci yaz sıcak hava dalgasının etkisi altındayken, Andy Burnham hükümeti Kuzey Denizi'ndeki kalan petrol ve gaz rezervlerinin geleceğini değerlendiriyor. Yeni fosil yakıt sahalarının açılması, ülkenin enerji politikası ile iklim hedefleri arasındaki gerilimi gözler önüne seriyor. Guardian haber bülteninde yer alan değerlendirmeler, 1,5°C küresel ısınma sınırına ulaşma şansı için yeni petrol ve gaz sahalarının devre dışı bırakılması gerektiğini vurguluyor. Uzmanlar, böyle bir dönemde yeni fosil yakıt yatırımlarının 'sorumsuz ve kısa görüşlü' olacağını belirtiyor. Bu karar, Burnham'ın göreve başladığından beri karşılaştığı ilk büyük iklim sınavı olarak nitelendiriliyor.

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    Tuesday briefing: To drill or not to drill – Burnham’s first big climate test

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    In today’s newsletter: As we enter our fifth summer heatwave, Andy Burnham’s government is looking at what the UK should do with its remaining North Sea oil and gas Good morning. What a difference a new job can make. “To have a shot at staying within 1.5C global warming, we can’t have any new oil or gasfields … It’s irresponsible and shortsighted to be funding new #fossilfuels when we need to be getting to #NetZero.” This was the 2022 message from Miatta Fahnbulleh, now the secretary of state for energy security and net zero. It’s a testament to her remarkable rise that Fahnbulleh wasn’t even an MP when she posted it four years ago. Today, she is in the cabinet, facing (or is the face of, at least) one of the most challenging, and potentially controversial questions looming for the new government: to drill or not to drill, baby? Two sites are the focus of fierce debate. Yesterday, a public consultation on whether to greenlight extraction at one of them – Jackdaw – closed. Next Monday, it’ll be the same for the other, Rosebank. Andy Burnham has been silent about the climate crisis since taking office. As we enter yet another heatwave, what his government does next will be a defining signal of intent on the issue. Colombia | More than 100 people have died after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, collapsing and severely damaging scores of buildings in major cities including Cali and Pereira. UK weather | Almost three-quarters of England is now in drought, with four more regions officially declared, and as much of Europe braces for its fifth climate crisis-driven heatwave this summer. Crime | Police are investigating whether Joshua Kerry, the man charged with the murder of the former Reform UK and Conservative politician Ann Widdecombe, had any role in an attempted burglary last year at the then London home of Nigel Farage. China | More than a million people were moved to safety across eastern China by Sunday evening as powerful Typhoon Dolphin made landfall amid fears torrential rain would cause flooding and landslides. Ukraine | Russia has banned voting against the war in September’s elections, after the supreme court upheld a suit brought by a small pro-Kremlin nationalist party, and stripped voters of their last option on the ballot: Yabloko, the country’s only remaining anti-war party. Continue reading...

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