High greenhouse gas emitters should pay for carbon they produce, says IMF | Greenhouse gas emissions
Companies with high greenhouse gas emissions should be subject to a carbon price of $75 a tonne of carbon dioxide, the International Monetary
‘Human swan’ to make 3,000-mile UK flight to raise climate awareness | Environmental activism
A woman dubbed “the human swan” has said she is feeling excited as she prepares to launch a world-first circumnavigation of mainland Britain
Shell Gets Greener, Even as Climate Advocates Say, ‘Go Faster’
MINETY, England — On a clearing at the edge of a farm field, 40 big rectangular boxes the size of shipping containers sit
Donors say they won’t support University of Newcastle after coalmining executive made chancellor | Australian universities
Prominent philanthropists have said they will not donate to the University of Newcastle after coalmining executive Mark Vaile was appointed the institution’s new
Big Oil Takes a Beating, but Its Investors Are Riding High
Consider some of the recent performance numbers. Six of the 10 top performers in the S&P 500 this year are energy companies, led
Belgium’s climate failures violate human rights, court rules | Belgium
Belgium’s failure to meet climate targets is a violation of human rights, a Brussels court has ruled, in the latest legal victory against
‘This is really, really bad’: scientists on the scorching US heatwave | Climate crisis in the American west
The heatwave gripping the US west is simultaneously breaking hundreds of temperature records, exacerbating a historic drought and priming the landscape for a
Record-shattering heat wave bakes western US, raising drought and fire concerns | Climate crisis in the American west
This week the temperatures hit 106F (41C) in Billings, in northern Montana. In Arizona, animals were scorching their paws on blistering asphalt. In
Wildfires Break Out Across the Western U.S.
The West is facing a combination of drought and record-breaking heat, leading to wildfires in several states before summer has even begun. Source
Earth is trapping ‘unprecedented’ amount of heat, Nasa says | Climate change
The Earth is trapping nearly twice as much heat as it did in 2005, according to new research, described as an “unprecedented” increase