Climate crisis causing male dragonflies to lose wing ‘bling’, study finds | Climate change
Male dragonflies are losing the “bling” wing decorations that they use to entice the females as climates get hotter, according to new research.
La sequía amenaza las tierras más fértiles de EE. UU.
Se pronostica que, para 2040, el valle de San Joaquín pierda alrededor de al menos 217.000 hectáreas de producción agrícola, lo que representa
Small majority believe there is still time to avert climate disaster – survey | Climate change
A small majority of people believe there is still time to make a difference and slow global heating, a survey of consumer attitudes
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey opposed plans to cut new home emissions | Construction industry
Taylor Wimpey, one of the UK’s biggest housebuilders, opposed government plans to slash carbon dioxide emissions from new homes by at least three-quarters
Climate Change Is Making It Harder for Campers to Beat the Heat
Jill Laidlaw has worked for 37 years at Camp Cavell in Lexington, Mich., a little spot of paradise on Lake Huron. But she
New Zealand experiences hottest June on record despite polar blast | New Zealand
New Zealand has experienced its hottest June since records began more than 110 years ago, according to official climate data. Despite a polar
US urges Australia to adopt ‘more ambitious climate goals’ – video | Australia news
‘We have much to gain together by partnering to develop new green technologies,’ the top US diplomat to Australia, Mike Goldman, says in
US urges Australia to adopt ‘more ambitious climate goals’ as pressure mounts on Morrison to act | Climate change
The top US diplomat in Australia has declared both countries need to set “more ambitious climate goals” and tackle the climate crisis “head
Extinct review – firenadoes, melting ice and one hour to halt apocalypse | Stage
During Extinction Rebellion’s climate protests of 2019, April De Angelis staged a riotous drama called Mrs Noah in Parliament Square in central London.
In Karachi, hot weather is normal … but 44C feels like you’re going to die | Talaiha Chugtai
Karachi’s heat hits you like a wall when you wake up in the morning. When you are up and getting changed, and the