The climate crisis will sweep away my country if the world doesn't keep its promises.
Now is a time for courage. It will take sacrifices from everyone for us all to survive, the president of the Marshall Islands writes.
Read MoreGreener BP must do more than talk tough on the climate crisis.
A company steeped in oil and gas production may not find it easy to convince investors of its environmental credentials.
Read MoreWorld's richest 1% cause double CO2 emissions of poorest 50%, says Oxfam.
Charity says world’s fast-shrinking carbon budget should be used to improve lot of poorest.
Read MoreThe tipping points at the heart of the climate crisis
Many parts of the Earth’s climate system have been destabilised by warming, from ice sheets and ocean currents to the Amazon rainforest – and scientists believe that if one collapses others could follow.
Read Moreoneworld member airlines commit to net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
oneworld member airlines have committed to net zero carbon emission by 2050, becoming the first global airline alliance to strive for carbon neutrality.
Read MorePwC commits to net zero by 2030.
International consultancy firm announces its commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030. PwC network (“the network”) will work to reduce its client’s emissions as well as those from the PwC network’s operations and supply chain.
Read MoreThe Myth About Recycling Plastic? It Works.
The plastic recycling model was never economically viable, but oil and gas companies still touted it as a magic solution to waste, selling the American public a lie so the companies could keep pushing new plastic.
Read MoreGermany's New Climate Charter: What Will It Change?
The coronavirus pandemic has altered economic priorities for governments around the world.
Read MoreWhy Solar Geoengineering Should Be Part of the Climate Crisis Solution.
For decades, climate scientist David Keith of Harvard University has been trying to get people to take his research seriously. He's a pioneer in the field of geoengineering, which aims to combat climate change through a range of technological fixes.
Read MoreNew Zealand Plans to Become First Country to Require Climate Risk Reporting.
New Zealand could be the first country in the world to require its major financial institutions to report on the risks posed by the climate crisis.
Read MoreUN: 'Climate-Smart' Cities Are the Future – Here Are Three Examples.
More than half of the world's population lives in cities, and most future population growth is predicted to happen in urban areas.
Read MoreThe Observer view on Boris Johnson's environmentalism.
The prime minister’s green credentials have yet to materialise and his silence on Cop26 is a warning.
Read MoreWorld’s most powerful turbine to anchor largest offshore wind farm.
Plans to build the world’s largest offshore wind farm using the world’s most powerful turbines have been taken up a notch after GE announced its newly upgraded 13MW Haliade-X units would be used for the 3.6GW Dogger Bank project in the UK.
Read MoreSovereign climate risk – steering through the rear-view mirror.
For investors and policymakers, effectively addressing climate change poses particular challenges—not the least of which is the long time-lag between actions and outcomes. The inertia in the climate system means that greenhouse gases emitted today will warm the planet for decades to come.
Read MoreRising temperatures shrink Arctic sea ice to second-lowest level on record.
Sea ice minimum has fallen below 4m sq km for the second time in 40 years as the climate crisis rapidly transforms the region.
Read MoreMassive 'Climate Clock' Urging Governments to Act Is Unveiled in New York City
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Read MoreBotswana says it has solved mystery of mass elephant die-off.
Elephants may have ingested toxins produced by bacteria found in waterholes.
Read MoreHow coral transplants could rescue Turkey's threatened reefs.
Scientists are carefully moving the sea animals to new locations to save them from construction schemes.
Read MoreShell launches restructuring effort to prepare for energy transition.
Royal Dutch Shell is looking to slash up to 40% off the cost of producing oil and gas in a major drive to save cash so it can overhaul its business and focus more on renewable energy and power markets, sources told Reuters.
Read MoreGREENPEACE AFRICA: Nairobi volunteer reflects on Kenya’s plastic problem.
“As a young child, I remember I was baptised in a river, very clean and fresh, nothing to worry about. Right now, I cannot even imagine dipping my feet in the water. So much has changed since then; plastic pollution is rife.
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