The 18-year-old activist deplored that by November richer countries would be vaccinating young healthy people 'very often at the expense of people in risk groups in other parts of the world'
Read Article →The climate change threat to polar bears is well known, driven by the extraordinary pace of change in the Arctic, which is warming twice as fast as the planet as a whole
Read Article →Worldwide, loss of primary old-growth tropical forest, which plays a critical role in keeping carbon out of the atmosphere and in maintaining biodiversity, increased by 12% in 2020 from 2019
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Read Article →Climate change has disrupted ocean mixing, a process that helps store away most of the world's excess heat and a significant proportion of CO2
Read Article →The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said about 2.3 million others were displaced by conflict in the same period, indicating the vast majority of internal…
Read Article →A new study reveals that at least 1,500 heatwave deaths that occurred in the United Kingdom can be attributed to climate change and the crises triggered by it
Read Article →The impact of climate change on world peace is an issue on which the majority of the 15 members have divergent opinions
Read Article →The giant crater named C17 in the geoinformation system 'The Arctic and the World Ocean' was created by the Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Read Article →After about 10 years of work, scientists at the Australian Antarctic Division are close to finding a place to drill an ice core as deep as almost 3,000 metres
Read Article →Johnson used his first phone call with the US president to welcome Biden's announcements that the United States would rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate and the World Health Organization,…
Read Article →Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
Read Article →Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
Read Article →The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
Read Article →Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
Read Article →China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
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To half emissions, the world's biggest producer of climate-warming greenhouse gas must shut, retrofit or put into reserve capacity as much as 364 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power by 2030, around…
Read Article →The 18-year-old activist deplored that by November richer countries would be vaccinating young healthy people 'very often at the expense of people in risk groups in other parts of the world'
Read Article →The climate change threat to polar bears is well known, driven by the extraordinary pace of change in the Arctic, which is warming twice as fast as the planet as a whole
Read Article →Worldwide, loss of primary old-growth tropical forest, which plays a critical role in keeping carbon out of the atmosphere and in maintaining biodiversity, increased by 12% in 2020 from 2019
Henry Fountain © 2021 The New York Times Company
Read Article →Climate change has disrupted ocean mixing, a process that helps store away most of the world's excess heat and a significant proportion of CO2
Read Article →The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said about 2.3 million others were displaced by conflict in the same period, indicating the vast majority of internal…
Read Article →A new study reveals that at least 1,500 heatwave deaths that occurred in the United Kingdom can be attributed to climate change and the crises triggered by it
Read Article →The impact of climate change on world peace is an issue on which the majority of the 15 members have divergent opinions
Read Article →The giant crater named C17 in the geoinformation system 'The Arctic and the World Ocean' was created by the Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Read Article →After about 10 years of work, scientists at the Australian Antarctic Division are close to finding a place to drill an ice core as deep as almost 3,000 metres
Read Article →Johnson used his first phone call with the US president to welcome Biden's announcements that the United States would rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate and the World Health Organization,…
Read Article →Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
Read Article →Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
Read Article →The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
Read Article →Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
Read Article →China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
Read Article →2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday
Read Article →A report titled 'The State of Food and Agriculture 2020:Overcoming water challenges in agriculture' by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published on Thursday shows fresh…
Read Article →A new survey has revealed which country feels more concerned by climate change. Brazilians came at the helm of perceiving climate change as a “catastrophic risk”, when compared to people living in…
Read Article →The global returns project aims to use a small percentage of people’s savings to help groups fighting climate change.
Read Article →To half emissions, the world's biggest producer of climate-warming greenhouse gas must shut, retrofit or put into reserve capacity as much as 364 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power by 2030, around…
Read Article →The 18-year-old activist deplored that by November richer countries would be vaccinating young healthy people 'very often at the expense of people in risk groups in other parts of the world'
Read Article →The climate change threat to polar bears is well known, driven by the extraordinary pace of change in the Arctic, which is warming twice as fast as the planet as a whole
Read Article →Worldwide, loss of primary old-growth tropical forest, which plays a critical role in keeping carbon out of the atmosphere and in maintaining biodiversity, increased by 12% in 2020 from 2019
Henry Fountain © 2021 The New York Times Company
Read Article →Climate change has disrupted ocean mixing, a process that helps store away most of the world's excess heat and a significant proportion of CO2
Read Article →The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said about 2.3 million others were displaced by conflict in the same period, indicating the vast majority of internal…
Read Article →A new study reveals that at least 1,500 heatwave deaths that occurred in the United Kingdom can be attributed to climate change and the crises triggered by it
Read Article →The impact of climate change on world peace is an issue on which the majority of the 15 members have divergent opinions
Read Article →The giant crater named C17 in the geoinformation system 'The Arctic and the World Ocean' was created by the Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Read Article →After about 10 years of work, scientists at the Australian Antarctic Division are close to finding a place to drill an ice core as deep as almost 3,000 metres
Read Article →Johnson used his first phone call with the US president to welcome Biden's announcements that the United States would rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate and the World Health Organization,…
Read Article →Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
Read Article →Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
Read Article →The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
Read Article →Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
Read Article →China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
Read Article →2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday
Read Article →A report titled 'The State of Food and Agriculture 2020:Overcoming water challenges in agriculture' by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published on Thursday shows fresh…
Read Article →A new survey has revealed which country feels more concerned by climate change. Brazilians came at the helm of perceiving climate change as a “catastrophic risk”, when compared to people living in…
Read Article →The global returns project aims to use a small percentage of people’s savings to help groups fighting climate change.
Read Article →Expats recently rated countries based on environment, and policy surrounding its protection.
Read Article →212 environmental campaigners worldwide were murdered in 2019, making last year the deadliest on record, watchdog group Global Witness reported Wednesday.
Read Article →From floods to storms, countries across the world are facing extreme weather conditions while coronavirus pandemic continues to remain a widespread menace.
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Read Article →The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine have posted several pictures of the red and pink streaks slashing across the edges of glaciers and puddlings on the frosty plains.
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