What Does My State Treasurer Have to Do with Climate Change?
State treasurers can be the forgotten children of public office. They don’t tend to have the name recognition of a governor or congressperson,
Turkey struck by ‘sea snot’ because of global heating | Climate change
When seen from above, it looks like a brush of beige swirled across the dark blue waters of the Sea of Marmara. Up
Big oil companies are driven by profit – they won’t turn green by themselves | Brett Christophers
Last week, the International Energy Agency (IEA), the world’s leading energy authority, laid bare the scale of the challenge in keeping the world
The Essex village cricket club going in to bat against climate crisis | Cricket
With 2020 the joint hottest year on record, extreme weather events stoking up and a plethora of bad new stories in he past
Respuestas definitivas a las grandes preguntas sobre el cambio climático
¿Cuánto costaría hacer algo con respecto al cambio climático, y cuánto costaría no hacer nada? Uno de los argumentos más comunes en contra
British banks finance 805m tonnes of CO2 production a year | Greenhouse gas emissions
The amount of CO2 production financed by Britain’s banks and asset managers is nearly double the UK’s annual carbon emissions, according to a
Climate Change Threatens Africa’s Cultural Heritage
Africa Day celebrates independence, freedom from colonialism, and looking forwards to a peacful and thriving future in the 55 African Union nations. This year’s theme is “Arts, Culture and Heritage” and UCS is helping to raise up climate change
North Sea green energy could overtake oil and gas by 2030, says study | Energy industry
The UK’s half-century legacy as a leading offshore oil and gas hub will be eclipsed by the North Sea’s fast-growing green energy industry
Climate Denialism Has No Place at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has invited Professor Steven Koonin to give a seminar on May 27, 2021. Professor Koonin’s seminar will cover
‘Living climate change now’: how WA farmers are trying to turn the tide | Rural Australia
Cindy Stevens traces her family line back to the early pioneer days on Western Australia’s wheatbelt. Now she and her husband, Simon Wallwork,