6.5m households in UK plan to buy an electric car by 2030 | Automotive industry
One in four UK households intend to buy an electric car in the next five years, as a ban on the sale of
Even Amid a Pandemic, More Than 40 Million People Fled Their Homes
Storms, floods, wildfires — and to a lesser degree, conflict — uprooted 40.5 million people around the world in 2020. It was the
Biden Tells Officials to Prepare for Climate Change’s Impact on Economy
Randal K. Quarles, the Fed’s vice chair for bank supervision and regulation, was asked about the critique while testifying before House lawmakers on
South Korean Leader to Meet With White House
WASHINGTON — The United States is calling on South Korea to set more ambitious climate targets, an issue that will be a part
Iceberg Splits From Antarctica, Becoming World’s Largest
The largest iceberg on record, B15, broke off from the Ross Ice Shelf in March 2000 measuring more than 4,200 square miles (11,000
Climate Is High on Agenda as Korean Leader Heads to White House
WASHINGTON — The United States is calling on South Korea to set more ambitious climate targets, an issue that will be a part
Facing Hurricane and Wildfire Seasons, FEMA Is Already Worn Out
WASHINGTON — Workers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have been scouting shelters for the migrant children surging across the Southern border. They’ve
Facing Hurricane and Wildfire Seasons, FEMA Is Already Worn Out
WASHINGTON — Workers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have been scouting shelters for the migrant children surging across the Southern border. They’ve
Scientists Predict an ‘Above Normal’ Atlantic Hurricane Season
“We’re seeing a rise in the proportion of hurricanes that reach major hurricane status, Category 3 and above,” Dr. Emanuel said. “That’s what
Climate activist shareholders to target US oil giant Chevron | Oil and gas companies
The climate activist shareholder group that has led investor rebellions at Shell and BP will next week target the US oil major Chevron,