Yellowstone: report reveals extent of climate threat to oldest US national park | Climate change
Yellowstone, established in 1872, is famous around the globe for good reason: it’s the oldest national park in the United States and one
Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Omits Big Climate Measures
“Those two things must go hand in hand for it to have my support,” she said. Some Democratic strategists are skeptical about the
Treatment of Cop26 protests will be ‘friendly’, says Police Scotland | Cop26: Glasgow climate change conference 2021
The policing of protests at the Cop26 climate conference in Glasgow will be “welcoming, friendly and proportionate”, according to senior figures in Police
The return of Australia’s toxic climate politics – with Lenore Taylor | Australia news
The government’s reaction to the possibility of the Great Barrier Reef being listed as ‘in danger’ and a leadership change in the National
Can Massive Cargo Ships Use Wind to Go Green?
Schofield set up shop in a small room next to the Ben Ainslie Racing cafeteria, gathered a few of the engineers from the
Biden Administration Backs Oil Sands Pipeline Project
The Biden administration has defended a contentious pipeline project that would carry hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil through Minnesota’s delicate watersheds,
Top insurers join Prince Charles to fight climate crisis | Insurance industry
Chief executives from the UK’s largest insurers have joined forces with the Prince of Wales to launch a new sector-wide taskforce aimed at
‘The water is coming’: Florida Keys faces stark reality as seas rise | Florida
Long famed for its spectacular fishing, sprawling coral reefs and literary residents such as Ernest Hemingway, the Florida Keys is now acknowledging a
Wildfires Threaten Urban Water Supplies, Long After the Flames Are Out
The Cameron Peak Fire burned 208,000 acres, more than half of them in the Poudre watershed. Mr. Bowker and many others had spent
Why has the ‘$100 roast’ come up again in Australia’s climate policy debate? | Barnaby Joyce
Hi Adam. I remember, way back in the heady days of 2012, the Gillard government, and the “carbon tax”, there was much talk