The Women Leaders of Today, a Times Event
Around the world, women are demanding power, and exercising it, in unprecedented ways. Women are leading at the highest levels of government and
The rush to ‘go electric’ comes with a hidden cost: destructive lithium mining | Thea Riofrancos
The Atacama salt flat is a majestic, high-altitude expanse of gradations of white and grey, peppered with red lagoons and ringed by towering
CBI boss says world is ‘way off track’ in fight against climate change | Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
The head of the UK’s biggest business lobby group has warned that the corporate world is “way off track” in tackling the climate
Michael McCormack says coal here to stay as G7 countries commit to decarbonised power by the 2030s | Michael McCormack
The deputy prime minister Michael McCormack has declared coal will be around for “many more years to come” as trade ministers from Australia
Second Nature by Nathaniel Rich; Under a White Sky by Elizabeth Kolbert review – Earth SOS | Science and nature books
For most of history, humans have viewed wild places as threats to their existence. The wilderness is a godless domain, “a thirsty and
Tesla will resume accepting bitcoin when it uses more clean energy, says Musk | Tesla
Elon Musk has said that Tesla will resume allowing bitcoin transactions when miners use more renewable energy. “When there’s confirmation of reasonable (~50%)
G7 Nations Take Aggressive Climate Action, But Hold Back on Coal
BRUSSELS — President Biden joined with leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations on Sunday to take action aimed at holding down global temperatures,
Scott Morrison inks G7 deals with Japan and Germany to develop lower-emissions technology | Australian foreign policy
Scott Morrison has inked deals with Japan and Germany to develop technology to help reach “a net zero emissions future” – but continues
G7 leaders seek right balance in dealing with their China dilemma | G7
In an extra-secure, 90-minute session, with the phones and wifi cut off, all designed to block any eavesdropping by a prying foreign state,
G7 reaffirmed goals but failed to provide funds needed to reach them, experts say | G7
The G7 summit ended with rich nations reaffirming their goal to limit global heating to 1.5C, and agreeing to protect and restore 30%