Botswana Taps into the World’s Largest Coal Reserve
No climate talks can stop Botswana's government. The country has allowed mining of the world's largest untouched coal reserve.
Last month, millions united in the...
60 Years Ago, Edward Teller Warned Oil Industry About Global Warming
Edward Teller, a Hungarian physicist immigrant to The United States in the early 1940`s entered the Manhattan Project, a research and development undertaking during World War...
Scientists Gene Edit Plants to Be Better at Capturing Carbon
It’s not enough for humans to pump less carbon into the atmosphere. To address climate change, many experts say we’re going to need to...
Electric Cars Alone Not Enough to Save Us, Study Claims
A team of scientists has written to the Committee of Climate Change warning that if the UK’s 31.5 million cars are replaced by electric...
The Untold Impact of Airplanes on Climate
The damage that air traffic causes to the environment goes way beyond carbon dioxide emissions.
When we talk about airplanes and their influence on climate...
Major Heatwave Breaks Records Over Northern and Western Europe
Unprecedented heatwaves across Western and Northern Europe are making history. Or are they? Perhaps this is just the start.
Expats in the Netherlands often repeat...
Alternative Ways to Take Part in the Climate Strike Today
The World's biggest climate strike is taking place today ahead of the upcoming United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York. Do you want...
Rise in Methane Emissions Threatens Paris Agreements
The levels of methane in the atmosphere are rising with rapid and unexpected rates.
ESA Living Planet Symposium: Tackling Food Security from Space
From monitoring air quality, through coastal zones and biodiversity, climate and weather patterns,...
Big Hole in Russia Appearing Due to Climate Change
Thanks to ever-increasing amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that human activity is pumping into the atmosphere, climate change is increasing average...
