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27 05 2024 | 07:39

MP’s Pitch to Ban Fossil Fuel Advertising Triggers Vicious Backlash, Death Threats

The backlash told Charlie Angus he was on to something. In February, the long-time member of Parliament unveiled what is arguably the most aggressive attempt to date to combat greenwashing in Canada…

27 05 2024 | 07:35

‘We’re up for this fight’: Labour plans to make climate key focus of election

Labour is planning to make the climate a key focus for its election campaign, putting its net zero commitments “up in lights”, and drawing a clear link between the “chaos” of the Conservative…

27 05 2024 | 07:20

Plastic Pollution Is a Crime Against People and the Planet

Louisiana’s “River Parishes,” located along the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, shoulder some of the worst industry impacts in the United States.

27 05 2024 | 06:58

Threatened by floods, N’Djamena obtains $20 million for community resilience

Chad's Integrated Management Project for Flood Control and Urban Resilience in N'Djamena (Pilier) recently entered its second phase. It has received $20 million in funding from the World Bank. Chad…

27 05 2024 | 06:55

ElectriFI invests in electric motorcycles from start-up Gogo in Uganda

For its first investment in the eco-mobility sector in Africa, the Electrification Finance Initiative (ElectriFI) chooses start-up Gogo Electric with an investment of $1.6 million. A new investor…

23 05 2024 | 14:13

Solar+Storage Helps Displace Gas On California Grid

California is using giant batteries to deploy solar energy even after sunset, boosting grid stability and evening out demand spikes while reducing its reliance on fossil fuels.

23 05 2024 | 14:04

CO2 Skyrockets, Big Emitters ‘May Retain or Expand’ Fossil Fuels, Studies Show

As atmospheric carbon dioxide levels surge at unprecedented rates, a study suggests some countries may ramp up fossil fuel production by 2050, banking on unproven carbon removal plans and risking net…

23 05 2024 | 13:57

Mapping malaria in Africa: climate change study predicts where mosquitoes will breed in future

The relationship between climate and malaria transmission is complex and has been the subject of intense study for some three decades.

23 05 2024 | 11:59

Delhi orders schools to close early for holidays as temperatures hit 47.4C

Authorities in the Indian capital, have ordered schools to shut early for the summer holiday, after temperatures in Delhi hit 47.4C (117F). City officials told schools to shut with “immediate effect…

23 05 2024 | 11:53

Why the world's oceans are changing colour

The balance of phytoplankton populations in the sea is shifting as a result of human-induced climate change, altering the oceans in profound ways. When you picture the ocean you might imagine…

23 05 2024 | 11:51

Decarbonizing Energy Depends on Repairing, Expanding the Grid

The greatest barrier to new energy sources isn’t intermittency. It’s short-termism, and utilities are among the biggest sources, writes Brown University student and Sunrise Movement volunteer Eva…

23 05 2024 | 11:43

CSIRO puts cost of new nuclear plant at $8.6bn as Coalition stalls on policy details

Electricity from nuclear power in Australia would be at least 50% more expensive than solar and wind, according to a report from the CSIRO that has for the first time calculated costs for large-scale…

23 05 2024 | 11:21

More than third of Amazon rainforest struggling to recover from drought, study finds

More than a third of the Amazon rainforest is struggling to recover from drought, according to a new study that warns of a “critical slowing down” of this globally important ecosystem. The signs of…

23 05 2024 | 11:17

Green activists push Biden to freeze ‘disastrous’ deepwater oil export rigs

Joe Biden’s administration is coming under renewed pressure to escalate its curbs on the US’s booming trade in fossil fuels by halting new deepwater oil-export facilities, as well as entrenching its…

23 05 2024 | 11:12

Half of world’s mangrove forests are at risk due to human behaviour – study

Half of all the world’s mangrove forests are at risk of collapse, according to the first-ever expert assessment of these crucial ecosystems and carbon stores. Human behaviour is the primary cause of…

18 05 2024 | 23:08

Brazil floods: 'We've never experienced anything like it'

People in southern Brazil have described the unprecedented devastation wreaked by flooding and overflowing rivers which have left swathes of the area under water. The floods are the worst natural…

18 05 2024 | 23:03

Communities in Kenya fight carbon project that sold credits to Meta, Netflix

  The Scoop NAIROBI — Members of Kenya’s Maasai pastoralist community are clashing with managers of a major carbon project, raising new concerns that international demand for carbon credits…

18 05 2024 | 22:59

Climate change: 'Uncharted territory' fears after record hot March

Climate change could move "into uncharted territory" if temperatures don't fall by the end of the year, a leading scientist has told the BBC. The warning came as data showed last month was the world'…

18 05 2024 | 22:55

Italian oil company intends to harness Kenyan waste materials

An Italian firm is looking to harness Kenya’s biogas. The company intends to establish a biogas facility that will use trash dumps from five large landfills across the country to generate energy for…

18 05 2024 | 22:43

The sanctuaries trying to save birds of prey from extinction in Kenya

Simon Thomsett tentatively removes a pink bandage from the wing of an injured bateleur, a short-tailed eagle from the African savannah, where birds of prey are increasingly at risk of extinction. “…