Biden Wants World Leaders to Make Climate
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is nearing agreements with Japan, Korea and Canada to bolster carbon emission reduction targets in all four countries
Biden Wants Leaders to Make Climate Commitments for Earth Day
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is nearing agreements with Japan, Korea and Canada to bolster carbon emission reduction targets in all four countries
Sea levels are going to rise by at least 20ft. We can do something about it | Climate change
The climate emergency is bigger than many experts, elected officials, and activists realize. Humanity’s greenhouse gas emissions have overheated the Earth’s atmosphere, unleashing
France’s ban on short flights should be a wake-up call for Britain | Air transport
This week the French national assembly voted to ban domestic flights on routes that could be travelled via train in under two and
How to Hang Your Laundry in the Sun and Save Electricity
“Hang-drying your laundry is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to save energy, carbon emissions and money,” says Joe Wachunas, a program
NFTs Are Shaking Up the Art World. Are They Also Fueling Climate Change?
“It turns out my release of six crypto-artworks consumed in 10 seconds more electricity than the entire studio over the past 2 years,”
Executives Call for Deep Emission Cuts to Combat Climate Change
WASHINGTON — More than 300 businesses, including Google, McDonalds and Walmart, are pushing the Biden administration to nearly double the United States’ target
‘I’m hopeful’: Jerome Foster, the 18-year-old helping to craft US climate policy | Climate change
If a week is a long time in politics, the past year has been an eternity for Jerome Foster. In the opening stanza
New Zealand emissions rise as government vows urgent action | New Zealand
An increase in New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions is a step in the wrong direction towards the country’s goal of carbon neutrality by
Purple revolution: India’s farmers turn to lavender to beat drought | Global development
It’s late June and the field is glowing with fragrant purple as the women in their flowing shalwar kameez arrive with scythes to