Who Wants to Learn More about Climate Change? All Kinds of People!
I am a very social person. I like going out, meeting people, sharing meals with colleagues and friends, and most of all, getting
Britain’s best young architects raise their sights | Architecture
“I am a poster child,” says David Ogunmuyiwa, “for what you get if you invest in people’s education, healthcare and homes.” The son
Going vegan: can switching to a plant-based diet really save the planet? | Veganism
The UK business secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, is considering a “full vegan diet” to help tackle climate change, saying people will need to make
It’s inspiring hope and change – but what is the IUCN’s green list? | Conservation
When Kawésqar national park was formed in the Chilean part of Patagonia in 2019, just one ranger was responsible for an expanse the
Clean Energy Policy Is Heating Up in Illinois
Energy legislation is heating up in Springfield. Several energy bills from a variety of stakeholders are on the docket, including: Climate Jobs Illinois,
Deanne Criswell as the new FEMA Administrator: Here’s What she Brings to the Agency and the Challenges she’ll Face
Early in his presidency on January 15, President Biden nominated New York City’s Emergency Department Commissioner Deanne Criswell to be administrator of the
The US climate target blows Australia’s out of the water | Climate change
The US climate target for 2030 blows Australia’s out of the water. Together with dramatically strengthened targets by several other major countries, it
Hope $100m for ocean protection can bring Australia’s marine life ‘back from the brink’ | Australia news
Conservationists say Australia’s unique marine ecosystems have a “fighting chance” of surviving an onslaught from climate change, pollution and overfishing after the prime
Which country has made the biggest climate commitment? | Climate change
So which country has the highest target? Well, it’s complicated. The UK has committed to cut emissions at a faster rate than other
Australia has wasted so many years when it comes to climate change | Climate change
So many wasted years. The first mention in parliament of “greenhouse gas” occurred in 1986 when the ALP’s Barry Jones took a question