'If the insects go, then we go'
Reports show many insect populations are declining. How will that affect us? Find out here
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How to talk to kids about climate change
There’s no more avoiding it: we’re in a climate crisis of existential proportions. It’s there every day on the news for us to see. Wildfires, droughts, super-storms, melting ice-caps, shifting jet-streams, mega-cyclones… and that’s just on a Monday.
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Global Warming Needs Re-branding, Again.
‘Climate Change’ just didn’t cut it The sudden usage of the term climate change over global warming is no coincidence.
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Solving the Climate Crisis Means Tackling What We Eat.
As the latest United Nations climate change conference wrapped up in Katowice, Poland earlier this month, policy makers barely kept the Paris Accord alive. Yet the 11th-hour agreement they reached won’t be enough to face of the sobering reality of climate change.
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Climate Change: Enough of the ‘Why?’ Time for the ‘Now’
Solutions Won’t Be Easy to Find, But Collaboration and Innovation Offer New Opportunities—and B Corps Can Help It’s been a
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EXOTIC CARBON CAPTURE TECHNIQUES PROP UP FOSSIL INTERESTS, AREN’T NEEDED TO HIT 1.5°C, NEW STUDY ASSERTS
The urgency and scope of the climate crisis are being needlessly exploited to drive fringe ideas like carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM) from the margins to the mainstream, according to a hard-hitting report issued last week by the Washington-based Center for Intern
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Becoming Greta: ‘Invisible Girl’ to Global Climate Activist, With Bumps Along the Way
STOCKHOLM — It’s complicated being Greta.
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How working together for greener cities can help save the planet.
The EBRD’s Terry McCallion at a Brussels gathering of the Covenant of Mayors
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20th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation Limassol, Cyprus - September 25-28, 2019.
It's time to start planning for the 20th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation (GCET20)! This year's organizer and host is the Cyprus University of Technology, which has announced the Call for Papers.
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Climate Change May Have Brought Ancient Egypt to Its Knees.
New analysis of pollen grains and radiocarbon dating suggests that climate change played a major role in Ancient Egypt’s downfall.
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Severe threat to world’s food supply due to loss of biodiversity.
A new study by the United Nations has found that the world’s food supply is under threat from the loss of biodiversity. The report, commissioned by the Food Agricultural Organisation (FAO), has detailed how plant diversity in farmers’ fields are decreasing.
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The debate is over: The oceans are in hot, hot water.
The Earth’s surface is 70 percent water, but even that underestimates how vital ocean health is to our planet’s ability to maintain life. Recent results from scientists around the world only further confirm that our waterworld is in serious danger.
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ICREN 2019 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RENEWABLE ENERGY, APRIL 24-26 PARIS.
International Conference on Renewable Energy Research for a better future Renewable Energy forms one of the pillars for delivering global sustainable environment and the commitment to climate change targets.
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51.3 GW of global wind capacity installed in 2018.
Wind industry installed 51.3 GW of new capacity in 2018, a decrease of 3.6% compared to 2017 (53.2 GW) 46.8 GW of new onshore wind capacity was installed, a decrease of 3.9% compared to 2017 (48.7 GW) The offshore wind market grew by 0.5%, to 4.49 GW of new installation
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Macron unveils Franco-German plan to give electric battery industry a jolt.
A new Franco-German cooperation plan on battery cell production will include the construction of two factories, one in France and one in Germany, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday (13 February).
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Poland to open electric vehicle factory, build tailor-made car.
Polish energy companies are set to pool their resources and build an electric vehicles factory, as Warsaw targets 1 million EVs on the road by 2025.
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The promise of a 100% renewable energy world.
The oldest solar organization in the world, the International Solar Energy Society, dates back to 1954. President David Renné tells pv magazine about India’s solar dreams, the next best thing in solar technology and what renewables hold for the world’s future.
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BMW join forces with Daimler to transform mobility services.
The BMW Group and Daimler have joined forces in a €1 billion investment to transform mobility services.
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New Mexico utility backs bill requiring carbon-free electricity by 2045.
A bill to make New Mexico’s electricity generation 100 percent carbon-free by 2045 will get its first hearing today in the Senate Conservation Committee.
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ExxonMobil seeks to block shareholder vote on climate risk.
ExxonMobil Corp is trying to block an investor proposal that calls on the world’s largest publicly traded oil company to set targets for lowering its greenhouse gas emissions, two of the investor groups involved said on Sunday.
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