The Caribbean is ‘ground zero’ for the global climate emergency: Guterres – UN News
The Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an immense green protected area covering around 11 percent of the national territory, is recognized for its tabletop mountains and endless biodiversity – some believed to be undiscovered – and remains for…
Global Warming And The Future Of Food – Modern Diplomacy
With one in eight people worldwide threatened by a lethal heat wave in South Asia that’s already taken close to 100 lives, it’s time we recognize that the climate crisis is a health crisis. This is not an isolated issue….
Climate change, hurricanes, and their toll on municipal credit – Bond Buyer
Analysts expect climate change, combined with the political realities of either addressing the effects of it or not, will have increasing impacts on municipal credit in the coming years. Droughts, fires, flooding, changed temperature patterns, reduced snow cover, and higher…
Asiaâs largest cities, including Delhi, lack water security
Urban water security in Asian cities is in decline, forcing them to find new ways to manage this prescious resource
Restoring degraded soil can fight hunger and climate change. – World Economic Forum
Soil mismanagement threatens the survival of many species on Earth – including humans, according to a United Nations body. Restoring degraded farmland has the potential to ease food shortages. Healthy soil is also critical to tackling global warming. The UK…
To limit climate change mitigation ‘free-riders’, we might need legally binding obligations – World Economic Forum
Planet Earth is in crisis and global efforts to mitigate climate change have so far fallen short. The voluntary nature of international climate agreements means that some countries have become ‘free-riders’: where one nation receives the benefits of reduced GHG…
‘Mountainous countries face acute peril from climate change’ – The Independent
The head of one of the mountainous nations of central Asia has called on the world not to ignore countries like his hit by the consequence of global warming and the damage done to livelihoods and the local environment as…
Europe’s So-Called ‘Green Energy’ Revolution Is Backfiring Spectacularly
For years in their quest to claim “green” energy status, European leaders have shut off their own domestic production of oil and gas in favor of a pipeline from Russia. Their goal has been to lower emissions and claim energy…
Energy Inflation Derails Biden’s Multi-Trillion-Dollar Climate Agenda
President Biden came to office vowing to cut dependence on fossil fuels, putting environmentalists in charge of energy policy, and asking Congress for billions of dollars to fund a transition to cleaner energy. Seventeen months later, greenhouse gas emissions are…
How climate change is scorching South Asia – The New Arab
Global warming represents a threat to economies throughout South Asia, with warnings that in the long term, this phenomenon will reshape the region’s way of life unless world powers act now to stop the climate crisis. South Asia most often…
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