Ancient Antarctic explains today’s warming world
Deep in the last Ice Age, 17,700 years ago, the ancient Antarctic suddenly began to warm. Climate change, unexpectedly, made itself felt in the Southern...
Global Forests Expanding: Reflects Wellbeing, not Rising CO2, Experts say
Study find virtually no correlation between higher levels of atmospheric CO2 and nations' forest expansion / decline;
difference mirrors the UN Human Development Index
The surprising, steady expansion of...
2018 Global Youth Climate Video Competition Open for Applications
Youth from all over the world can apply until the 31st of August for the 2018 Global Youth Video Competition. The initiative, which is...
World’s poorest people are being poisoned by their basic foods
As global temperatures creep inexorably upwards, the warming helps toxins to thrive, with dire consequences for human health. There are millions of stunted children...
100% renewable electricity in reach by 2050
It may sound fanciful, but researchers say a world running on 100% renewable electricity is attainable by mid-century, or even earlier.
If you think a...
UN Climate Change Annual Report Demonstrates Growing Climate Action
UN Climate Change today launched its Annual Report, highlighting the progress made on tackling climate change in 2018 and the ways in which the...