American hunter kills lion with bow and arrow in Zimbabwe
Humane Society CEO says ‘perverse pleasure some people derive from killing iconic animals brought this noble lion’s life to a tragic end’.
Read MoreReporting on the climate crisis: ‘For years it was seen as a far-off problem’
Our correspondent talks to her predecessor about how global heating went from a ‘slow burn’ to the biggest story of all
Read MoreDenmark,Costa Rica Build International Alliance to Speed Fossil Phaseout
Denmark and Costa Rica are working to build a Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) of countries willing to stop issuing new permits for fossil exploration and set a deadline to phase out oil and gas production, the Reuters news agency reported Wednesday.
Read MoreFloating wind turbines could open up vast ocean tracts for renewable power
Technology could help power a clean energy transition if it can overcome hurdles of cost, design and opposition from fishing
Read MoreTennessee flooding prompts Biden disaster declaration
President Joe Biden has approved a major disaster declaration for Tennessee after record rainfall caused devastating floods that killed at least 22 President Joe Biden has approved a major disaster declaration sought by
Read MoreConcern over climate crisis at highest level in 30 years in wake of IPCC report, poll finds
Nearly a third of Britons now see environmental issues as a big worry for the country. Concern over the climate crisis is at a 30-year high in the UK, a poll finds.
Read MoreClimate crisis: 2020 by far Europe’s hottest year on record, data shows
Many European countries reported their highest annual average temperatures last year Europe experienced its hottest year on record by a wide margin last year, data shows.
Read More#Elxn44 Opinion: Online Climate Simulator Can Point Campaign Discussions to Solutions that Work
If massive public investment in renewable energy were only enough on its own to draw average global warming down to 3.5°C, but fossil fuel and methane reductions brought the world within reach of 1.5°C, which set of policies would citizens support?
Read MoreHow students can use storytelling to bring the dangers of climate change to life
With the stark “code red” warnings from the world’s climate experts in the most recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Chang
Read MoreCambo oilfield work postponed until next year after activists stage protest
Greenpeace activists in kayaks confront ship preparing construction kit for project. Preparation work for the controversial Cambo oil field project has been postponed after protests from activists.
Read MoreHurricane Ida Could Become 'Extremely Dangerous,' Forecasters Say
Hurricane Ida entered the Gulf of Mexico late Friday, as people in the United States' southern state of Louisiana evacuated high-risk areas and stocked up on essentials. The hurricane is expected to intensify as it reaches the northern Gulf Coast.
Read MoreHow the World's First CO2 Pipeline Explosion Turned a Mississippi Town Into 'a Zombie Movie'
In February of last year, a CO2 pipeline exploded, engulfing Satartia, Mississippi in a noxious green fog that left residents confused, convulsing, foaming at the mouth and even unconscious — an episode that augurs danger for what could be a coming wave of new CO2 pipelines across the country, a
Read MoreAir pollution linked to more severe mental illness – study.
Exclusive: research finds small rise in exposure to air pollution leads to higher risk of needing treatment Exposure to air pollution is linked to an increased severity of mental illness, according to the most comprehensive study of its kind.
Read MoreUnprecedented Crime: Climate Science Denial and Game Changers for Survival Paperback – October 14, 2017
In 2017, the heat waves, extreme wild fires, and flooding around the worldconfirmed beyond doubt that climate disruption is now a full-blown emergency.We have entered Churchill’s “period of consequences”, yet governments havesimply watched the disasters magnify, while rushing ahead with new pipel
Read MoreAtmospheric CO2 Levels Haven't Been This High in 800,000 Years: NOAA
A major report on climate says both greenhouse gas concentrations and global sea levels hit record highs in 2020.
Read MoreWe need a simpler way to talk about climate change
There’s a gap between what scientists are saying on climate change and what the public is actually understanding, a sobering new study finds.
Read MoreHurricane Ida: New Orleans loses power as category 4 storm hits
Hurricane Ida has knocked out power in New Orleans after making landfall in Louisiana as a brutal category 4 storm, slamming the coast with 150mph sustained winds.
Read MoreHurricane Ida highlights need for renewable distributed electricity grid
Most of New Orleans went dark on Sunday after Hurricane Ida took out transmission lines and forced power plants offline. It was an all too familiar scene in a city that has often lost power during big storms.
Read MoreRooftop solar could meet 77% of total grid demand in Australia by 2026
Rooftop solar systems are going to have such an impact in coming years that they will meet up to 77 per cent of total grid demand on occasions within five years, sending minimum operating demand down to levels that had never been contemplated until recently.
Read MoreEskom considering $7.2 billion for wind and solar by 2030
Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., which supplies almost all South Africa’s electricity from coal-fired power plants, is considering spending 106 billion rand ($7.2 billion) on wind and solar energy by 2030.
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