What Happens to Recycled Plastic?Researchers Lift the Lid.
The secretive way in which plastic recycling is handled in the UK carries the potential for the next big scandal.
Read MoreZombie wildfires are blazing through the Arctic, causing record burning.
The Arctic wildfire season has been the worst since record-keeping began.
Read MoreEnergy storage “Lego blocks” offer missing piece to 100 per cent renewable grid.
As climate change worsens, the future of fossil fuel jobs and infrastructure is uncertain. But a new energy storage technology invented in Australia could enable coal-fired power stations to run entirely emissions-free.
Read More54 Million People in the U.S. May Go Hungry During the Pandemic — Can Urban Farms Help?
When I call Chef Q. Ibraheem to discuss urban farming in her own cooking career, she's in the middle of placing an order for microgreens from a small farm in Lake Forest, a ritzy suburb just north of downtown Chicago.
Read MoreWeatherwatch: heatwaves become silent killer, hitting vulnerable hardest.
At least 300 more people in UK died than average in second week of August.
Read MoreIngka Group invests 600m euros to accelerate IKEA’s sustainability goals.
Ingka Group will accelerate its investments to ensure IKEA reaches its overall commitment to become climate positive by 2030. Ingka Group will accelerate its investments to ensure IKEA reaches its overall commitment to become climate positive by 2030.
Read MoreAfrica's Great Green Wall just 4% complete halfway through schedule.
Report calls for more support if plan to plant 100m hectares of vegetation is to be realised.
Read MoreCampaigners start legal challenge to UK's $1bn grant to Mozambique gas project.
Friends of the Earth seeks judicial review, saying aid deal contradicts climate commitments.
Read More'Renewable revolution': Queensland to put $500m into clean energy fund.
State government says money will hasten new renewable projects as it announces additional $1bn economic stimulus package.
Read MoreState of emergency in Sudan after deadly floods.
Sudan is in a state of emergency after authorities declared the country a disaster zone last week because of heavy flooding that's killed around 100 people and inundated over 100,000 houses since late July.
Read MoreIce sheet melt on track with ‘worst-case climate scenario’.
A recent report confirms that ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, whose mass-loss rates have been rapidly increasing, are matching the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's worst-case sea-level rise scenarios.
Read More"Adopt A Tree Initiative"
Dorcas Wakio Mugo is a student of Marine Resource Management at Technical University of Mombasa in Kenya. She is consigned to the fight against climate change, as a result she has opted to take a step forward to ensure climate change does not take its fall on Earth.
Read MoreUnited in Science report: Climate Change has not stopped for COVID19
New York/Geneva - Climate change has not stopped for COVID19. Greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere are at record levels and continue to increase. Emissions are heading in the direction of pre-pandemic levels following a temporary decline caused by the lockdown and economic slowdown.
Read MoreWhere does the heat go?
The first comprehensive assessment of where the Earth’s excess heat is accumulating has been released by theGlobal Climate Observing System, co-sponsored by the World Meteorological Organization, Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission-UNESCO, Interna
Read MoreRecord-breaking 2.2 million acres burned by California wildfires.
There are more than 14,000 firefighters working across the state to contain around 25 major fires.
Read MorePaint: The Big Source of Ocean Microplastics You Didn’t Know About.
Until recently, microplastics that enter the ocean from paint have not received a lot of attention.
Read MoreJapan’s Sumitomo Corp. exits U.S. shale gas industry.
Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp has sold all its stake in the Marcellus shale gas project in the United States for an undisclosed sum, it said on Monday in a statement.
Read MoreSudan floods threaten ancient archaeological site, experts say.
Sandbag walls set and water being pumped out of ruins of Al-Bajrawiya - site of Meroe pyramids, a World Heritage Site.
Read MoreBloomberg: It’s a Race Against Heat, and Humanity Is Losing.
Add this to your already long list of 2020 oddities: Greenhouse gas emissions are projected to experience their steepest drop in modern history while the world remains on track to mark its second-hottest, if not hottest, year.
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