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Climate Change, Nature & Environment December 30, 2019

We’ll Soon Be Able to Prosper and Save the Earth at the Same Time. Here’s How

Life is pretty different today than it was 20 or even 10 years ago. Smartphones and the internet have changed the way we do business,…


Climate Change December 27, 2019

Women are hit harder by climate change. Here, they are starting to fight back

Planting mangrove trees on the shores of Vietnam is helping protect against global warming – and also sowing the seeds of female empowerment. Tran Thi Phuong…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment December 23, 2019

Mourning a glacier

Swiss and Icelandic scientists held funerals to mark the loss of their rivers of ice. They came dressed in black, giving sombre speeches as others…


Climate Change December 19, 2019

The tricky task of tallying carbon

By Adam Levy To slow or stop global warming, the world agrees it must cut carbon dioxide emissions. But monitoring each nation’s output of greenhouse…


Climate Change, Fossil Fuels, Renewables December 16, 2019

Rising demand for air conditioning could make climate change even worse

But a new $1 million prize could boost climate-friendly AC technology. Between 1992 and 2016, more than 22,000 people in India died as a result…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment December 12, 2019

For Cement’s Massive Carbon Footprint, Some Concrete Steps

On a scorching July morning at a testing facility outside of Paris, a cadre of scientists, engineers, and architects wearing hard hats and safety goggles…


Climate Change December 9, 2019

Earth has a couple more chances to avoid catastrophic climate change. This week is one of them

Robert Hales, Griffith University; Johanna Nalau, Griffith University; Samid Suliman, Griffith University, and Tim Cadman, Griffith University Almost 200 world leaders gather in Madrid this…


Fossil Fuels, Renewables December 6, 2019

How Cheap Must Batteries Get for Renewables to Compete With Fossil Fuels?

While solar and wind power are rapidly becoming cost-competitive with fossil fuels in areas with lots of sun and wind, they still can’t provide the…


Climate Change December 2, 2019

COP25 to keep ocean focus despite moving to Madrid

Next month’s UN climate talks have moved from Chile to Spain but will retain the “blue COP” theme Civil unrest led the leader of Chile…


Climate Change, Coal, Fossil Fuels, Nature & Environment, Renewables November 28, 2019

The moment of truth for coal, oil, and gas in Latin America

New UN report calls for end to fossil fuel production – even in developing regions such as Latin America The message is clear: if we…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment November 25, 2019

Climate explained: how volcanoes influence climate and how their emissions compare to what we produce

Michael Petterson, Auckland University of Technology   Everyone is going on about reducing our carbon footprint, zero emissions, planting sustainable crops for biodiesel etc. Is it…


Climate Change, Policy & Strategy November 21, 2019

Germany’s planned carbon pricing system ‘unnecessarily expensive’ – economists

A price on CO2 emissions in Germany’s buildings sector is the most cost-efficient way to cut the climate impact of heating and outperforms all other regulation…


Climate Change, Fossil Fuels, Oil November 18, 2019

Oil Companies Must Cut Production by 35% to Meet Paris Climate Accord Numbers by 2040: Report

“As oil and gas majors keep one foot a decarbonizing world and one foot in business as usual, this report shows how that position is…


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Marine Heat Waves Slow the Ocean’s Carbon Flow


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