The fate of Arctic sea ice
Our warming world means the fate of Arctic sea ice could be in peril, along with the plants, animals and rich ecosystem that call it home.
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I Played This Climate Change Game—and Lost Everything – Mother Jones – Mother Jones
Esther Derksen/Getty Images Fight disinformation. Get a daily recap of the facts that matter. Sign up for the free Mother Jones newsletter. This story was originally published by Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration….
Oil Giant Knew Threat Of Global Warming In 1971 And Lied For Decades – IFLScience
Newly revealed internal documents, backed up with interviews, show the French oil company Total (recently renamed TotalEnergies) was aware of carbon dioxide’s effect on the climate back in 1971. Although the risks were discussed in remarkably accurate fashion in briefing papers, the…
Climate Change Poses a Widening Threat to National Security – The New York Times
WASHINGTON — Worsening conflict within and between nations. Increased dislocation and migration as people flee climate-fueled instability. Heightened military tension and uncertainty. Financial hazards. The Biden administration released several reports Thursday about climate change and national security, laying out in…
Tapping Into Geothermal Could Revolutionize Clean Energy
The United States can lead on clean energy development, but only if it grapples with reality. To spur a true clean energy revolution, our nation must tap into geothermal. Compared to other renewables, geothermal is actually sustainable and has proven, tested…
Blue carbon can help climate change code red | Greenbiz – GreenBiz
This post originally appeared on NRDC’s Expert Blog. Global warming is escalating even faster than we thought. According to the recent IPCC Report, the global average temperature will approach and exceed the 1.5 degrees Celsius temperature threshold in the next…
Has Kerala learnt anything from extreme weather? Apparently not, say experts
As extreme weather kills 26 and makes several homeless in Kerala, experts urge climate literacy
Australiaâs top economists back carbon price, say benefits of net-zero outweigh cost
With right settings in place, Australia could become a major producer of zero-emissions hydrogen, and industrial powerhouse that used its iron ore and green energy to export green steel
Study Reports Incredible New Numbers For Critically Endangered Grauer’s Gorilla Species
A new study estimated the global population of Grauer’s gorillas—the world’s largest gorilla subspecies–and it reported good news for rangers, nonprofits, and caretakers who have been saving this Critically Endangered animal. From a previous global estimate of 3,800 individuals, the number has almost doubled to 6,800 individuals. This revised estimate comes from recent field surveys […]
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Opinion | How Best to Save the Planet – The New York Times
Marcia BjornerudAppleton, Wis.The writer is a professor of geosciences at Lawrence University. To the Editor: David Keith appropriately calls for greater research and public debate on solar geoengineering. But he trivializes substantial global governance questions that should be thoroughly addressed…
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