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03 08 2020 | 06:50

There's a Heatwave at the Arctic ‘Doomsday Vault’

What better place to build a Doomsday Vault than the remote, snow-covered islands of Norway's Arctic Svalbard? Sitting around 1,000 kilometers from the North Pole, the facility is buried in…

03 08 2020 | 06:43

How to Be an Effective Online Ally for the Social and Environmental Justice Fight

As climate activists, we can't fight the climate crisis without considering the systemic impacts that environmental racism and White supremacy have on the frontline communities most affected by…

03 08 2020 | 06:37

UK Government kickstarts £2bn cycling and walking revolution

Thousands of miles of new protected bike lanes, cycle training and bikes available on prescription will be rolled out under new plans to overhaul cycling and walking in England. UK Prime Minister…

02 08 2020 | 23:59

Total inks deal to shed UK refinery, downstream assets

Total SE has agreed to sell its UK downstream business—including subsidiary Total Lindsey Oil Refinery Ltd.’s 109,000-b/d refinery in North Killinghome, Immingham, Lincolnshire, and associated…

02 08 2020 | 23:45

The mining industry is essential to moving to a greener economy

Mining is a complex industry that is often seen as unsustainable.

31 07 2020 | 07:45

Brazilian Amazon Has Lost Millions of Wild Animals to Criminal Networks, Report Finds

By Sharon Guynup The Brazilian Amazon is hemorrhaging illegally traded wildlife according to a new report released Monday. Each year, thousands of silver-voiced saffron finches and other songbirds,…

31 07 2020 | 07:40

Climate crisis exerting increasing impact on UK, says Met Office

Extreme heat, less frost and snow, and trees coming into leaf earlier among signs in 2019 . More extreme heat, less frost and snow, and trees coming into leaf earlier are among the signs seen in…

31 07 2020 | 07:33

Climate Explained: Are We Doomed If We Don’t Curb Carbon Emissions by 2030?

By Robert McLachlan Climate Explained is a collaboration between The Conversation, Stuff and the New Zealand Science Media Centre to answer your questions about climate change. If you have a…

31 07 2020 | 07:30

First floating wind farm in Europe is now fully operational

The last platform of WindFloat Atlantic off the shore of Portugal is now fully operational and connected to the grid. As of 27 July 2020, WindFloat Atlantics floating wind farm is fully…

31 07 2020 | 07:11

'Everything is burning': Argentina's delta fires rage out of control

Cattle ranching and drought have turned the Paraná River grasslands to tinder, threatening disaster for the area’s wildlife A raging fire described as “completely out of control” is threatening one…

30 07 2020 | 07:43

UK's biggest pension fund begins fossil fuels divestment

National Employment Savings Trust to shun firms involved in coal, tar sands or arctic drilling The UK’s biggest pension fund, the government-backed National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) scheme…

30 07 2020 | 07:35

One in three children have dangerous levels of lead in their blood

One in three children around the world have concentrations of lead in their blood at levels likely to cause significant long-term health damage, new research has found. About 800 million children…

30 07 2020 | 07:29

New Study Finds Climate Change Denial Received Disproportionate Media Coverage for Decades

Mainstream news outlets gave disproportionate coverage to climate denial and opponents of climate action for nearly thirty years, a new study found.

30 07 2020 | 07:23

212 Environmental Activists Were Killed Last Year, a Record Number

While 2019 saw a massive uptick in environmental activism around the world, with climate strikes and the Extinction Rebellion campaign surging in popularity, the work of defending the environment on…

30 07 2020 | 07:08

How the Global Climate Fight Could Be Lost If Trump Is Re-Elected

It was a balmy June day in 2017 when Donald Trump took to the lectern in the White House Rose Garden to announce the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, the only comprehensive global…

29 07 2020 | 07:47

The Next Election Is About the Next 10,000 Years

The upcoming election looks to be an apocalyptic turning point for our democracy—and our planet. In Turnout! Mobilizing Voters in an Emergency, political visionaries and movement leaders such as Bill…

29 07 2020 | 07:43

Donald Trump Wants a Fight on the Green New Deal. So Do We

At the 2019 Republican Retreat, Donald Trump promised his allies that he would make this election about climate change: "I want to bring them way down the pike," he said, "before we start…

29 07 2020 | 07:33

Deutsche Bank Ditches Arctic Drilling After Pressure From Activists

By Krissy Waite Climate activists are celebrating Deutsche Bank's new energy policy banning financial support of drilling in the Arctic, a move which comes after years of pressure from advocacy…

29 07 2020 | 07:10

Almost 3 billion animals affected by Australian bushfires, report shows

Nearly 3 billion animals were killed or displaced by Australia’s devastating bushfire season of 2019 and 2020, according to scientists who have revealed for the first time the scale of the impact on…

29 07 2020 | 07:05

The Guardian view on the green recovery: Britain is being left behind

The government talks a good game when it comes to radical policymaking. But its failure to invest in a zero-carbon future tells a different story