The pace of climate research is not being kept up by college textbooks
The inclusion of information about climate change in undergraduate biology textbooks has been determined to be subpar, according to researchers
Cop15: Historic agreement to stop biodiversity loss by 2030
After a rather intense final session of high energy negotiations, Cop15’s president, Huang Runqiu, announced on Monday morning in Montreal
Study: Over 1 in 10 species can extinct by century end globally
Our planet could lose more than one in ten species of plants and animals by the end of this century
G7 nations establish climate club to fight global warming
The G7 (Group of Seven) countries have agreed to set up an international climate club for countries that want to
Brazil: Lula set to face hurdles over his pledge to reverse Amazon deforestation
The narrow but very significant victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva over President Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil’s president elections
Air Pollution linked to cause over a million stillbirths per year
According to the first global analysis of its kind, almost a million stillbirths per year have been linked to air
Climate change can cut Indonesia’s rice and coffee produce: Report
Climate change can drastically impact rice and coffee production in the Republic of Indonesia, according to a recent study by
Biden administrations extends $1.1bn to PG&E to keep California nuclear plant operational
The nuclear energy sector in California receives a big financial boost as Biden administration has announced that US Department of
Overnight session approves COP27 loss-and-damage fund
At the COP27 climate summit, countries agreed early on Sunday, November 20, to establish a fund to aid impoverished nations
Cop27: Lula pledges to halt Amazon deforestation
“Brazil is back”! These were the words of Brazilian president elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as he addressed the
