What’s Good for the Ocean May Also Be Good for Business
Others, too, see the value of working with industry groups. Whale Safe is an initiative from the University of California Santa Barbara to
A successful Cop26 is essential for Britain and the world. Here’s how it can happen | Cop26: Glasgow climate change conference 2021
In November Boris Johnson will host the most important global meeting ever to take place on UK soil. The outcomes of this UN
The ‘Old American Dream,’ a Trap As the Floods Keep Coming
HOUSTON — In her kitchen, Juanita Hall routinely found opossums staring back at her from the cage trap she kept under the table.
Sweden to increase airport fees for high-polluting planes | Air pollution
Sweden plans to charge airlines more at takeoff and landing if their aircrafts are more polluting, the government has said. The measure is
Infrastructure Plan Seeks to Address Climate and Equality as Well as Roads
WASHINGTON — It’s more than just concrete and rebar. President Biden’s advisers are preparing a giant infrastructure plan, which would include close to
Trawl fishing ban off Sussex coast aims to restore seaweed forests | Marine life
Damaging trawl fishing has been banned in more than 100 square miles of seabed off Sussex to help once vast kelp forests recover.
Biden Team Preparing Up to $3 Trillion in New Spending for the Economy
WASHINGTON — President Biden’s economic advisers are preparing to recommend spending as much as $3 trillion on a sweeping set of efforts aimed
UK startup raises €8m in funding to convert CO2 into animal feed | Farming
A UK company turning carbon dioxide into protein to be used to feed animals has raised €8m (£6.8m) in funding as it seeks
Major climate polluters accused of greenwashing with sports sponsorship | Climate change
Polluting industries are pouring hundreds of millions of pounds into sports sponsorship in an attempt to “sports-wash” their role in the climate crisis,
Australia’s Worst Floods in Decades Quicken Concerns About Climate Change
WINDSOR, Australia — Kelly Miller stood in her doorway on Monday, watching the water rise to within a few inches of the century-old