Heat-Related Deaths Increase as Temperatures Rise in the West
PORTLAND, Ore. — As Western states braced for another extreme spike in temperatures this weekend, the death toll from the recent heat wave
Like in ‘Postapocalyptic Movies’: Heat Wave Killed Marine Wildlife en Masse
Dead mussels and clams coated rocks in the Pacific Northwest, their shells gaping open as if they’d been boiled. Sea stars were baked
Cash for carbon offsets heading offshore due to Australian climate policy uncertainty | Greenhouse gas emissions
Pledges from major companies to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions are driving up prices for Australia-based climate offsets to levels not seen
Joint CO2 targets must not diminish German industry, CDU leader warns EU | Germany
The frontrunner to succeed Angela Merkel as German chancellor has warned the EU that joint greenhouse gas targets must not come at the
Why Record-Breaking Overnight Temperatures Are So Concerning
In 2006, a heat wave led to nearly 150 heat-related deaths in California, according to coroners’ reports. (There were nearly 600 excess deaths
Why Record-Breaking Overnight Temperatures Are So Concerning
In 2006, a heat wave led to nearly 150 heat-related deaths in California, according to coroners’ reports. (There were nearly 600 excess deaths
I hate to say it but it looks like the age of fossil fuels will end in the next few years | First Dog on the Moon
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Australian government to appeal ruling that it must protect children from climate harm | Climate change
The environment minister, Sussan Ley, will appeal yesterday’s federal court declaration she has a duty of care to protect Australian children from climate
Coalition granted $21m to Liberal party donor to frack Beetaloo Basin | Mining
The Coalition handed three grants for fracking in the Beetaloo Basin to a political donor and Liberal-linked company, which had earlier lobbied federal
Climate crisis ‘may put 8bn at risk of malaria and dengue’ | Global development
More than 8 billion people could be at risk of malaria and dengue fever by 2080 if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise