CO2 emissions: nations’ pledges ‘far away’ from Paris target, says UN | Environment
The first assessment of countries’ pledges to cut their greenhouse gas emissions in the next decade, a vital component of the Paris climate
Global Action Is ‘Very Far’ From What’s Needed to Avert Climate Chaos
The global scientific consensus is clear: Emissions of planet-warming gases must be cut by nearly half by 2030 if the world is to
Opinion | The Case for, and Against, Climate Optimism
Last week, freezing temperatures overwhelmed the Texas power grid, setting off rolling blackouts that left millions without power during an intense winter storm.
Jennifer Granholm is confirmed as energy secretary.
The Senate confirmed Jennifer M. Granholm to be energy secretary on Thursday, positioning the former governor of Michigan to play a key role
Granholm Sworn In as Energy Secretary
new video loaded: Granholm Sworn In as Energy Secretary transcript Back transcript Granholm Sworn In as Energy Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm on Thursday
Opinion | How We Can Better Predict Weather Catastrophes
At the same time, across the Arctic, permafrost is thawing, raising alarms that the warming ground could release an enormous cocktail of greenhouse
Fiercer, more frequent fires may reduce carbon capture by forests | Trees and forests
More fierce and frequent fires are reducing forest density and tree size and may damage forests’ ability to capture carbon in the future,
Vuelve ‘cambio climático’ y sale ‘extranjero ilegal’. Con Biden cambia el lenguaje del gobierno
Ahora, el gobierno de Biden está revirtiendo explícitamente esa posición. El 12 de febrero, los funcionarios de los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración,
Opinion | Texas Is a Rich State in a Rich Country, and Look What Happened
The most common mistake in politics is to believe there is some level of suffering that will force responsible governance. There isn’t. We
Carbon tax would be popular with UK voters, poll suggests | Greenhouse gas emissions
Taxing carbon dioxide emissions would be popular with voters, polling suggests, as the government moots ways to put a price on carbon that