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According to a palaeontologist, humans may shrink as the temperature warms.
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Climate change: the Ukraine conflict causes a “gold rush” for fossil fuels – report
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Trust ‘moves throughout’ Australia’s renewables industry yet coal stays a significant commodity
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Major global investigation reveals a “alarming lack of confidence” in net-zero climate pledges, but there is some positive news.
“Gone are the days” when inaccurate climate objectives “stay uncontested,” researchers state in their net-zero stocktake study, as public and ...
In the first 100 days of the Ukraine war, Russia earned £79.4 billion by exporting oil and gas to the world.
Despite a large decline in export quantities in May as the international community attempted to minimize its dependence on Moscow’s ...
According to a palaeontologist, humans may shrink as the temperature warms.
“This is not a scare tactic. This involves examining the fossil record and stating, “Look, the Earth’s temperature has fluctuated ...
Climate change: the Ukraine conflict causes a “gold rush” for fossil fuels – report
According to a new report by prominent climate change researchers, the global fossil fuel industry is experiencing a “gold rush.” ...
New Zealand proposes a fee on cow and sheep flatulence to reduce greenhouse gas methane.
More than 80% of New Zealand’s methane emissions are produced by animal stomachs. Methane is a potent global warming accelerator, ...
Research shows rich countries have only provided half of their $40bn in climate adaptation funding.
More than $18 billion promised by wealthy nations to help vulnerable, often low-polluting nations adapt to climate change is absent ...
Climate change is shrinking Britain, with some coastal communities doomed to be swallowed by the sea.
Even if the Environmental Protection Agency could afford to implement coastal protection measures everywhere, coastal protection measures cannot safeguard all ...
Equinor: We do not spend enough in renewables, acknowledges the fossil fuel behemoth.
The Norwegian oil giant envisions the Humber as the “first net-zero industrial zone in the world,” using controversial blue hydrogen ...
Even if all emissions cease immediately, there is a 42% chance that the Planet will warm by 1.5°C
As climate negotiators gather in Bonn to discuss progress since the COP26 Glasgow conference, the warning of emissions not ceasing ...
Trust ‘moves throughout’ Australia’s renewables industry yet coal stays a significant commodity
Another Labor government needs to transform Australia into a global good example on environmental change – however without mining, a ...