Turkey Pushes Bold Global Plan to Electrify 35% of Energy Use by 2035
Turkey, the host of the UN’s COP31 climate summit, has urged other countries to electrify to support the…
Europe continues to bake under heat wave that has killed dozens, disrupted power
Britain and Switzerland both hit a record high temperature for June on Thursday as large parts of Western…
Europe’s heat wave: How to survive like a local in the hottest temperatures.
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Yes, China Is Largely Responsible For Rising Carbon Emissions
The Bao Steel mill in the morning, in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, China. Baotou is an excellent example of…
Long-term multiple global change interactions amplify belowground carbon allocation
Giardina, C. P., Litton, C. M., Crow, S. E. & Asner, G. P. Warming-related increases in soil CO2…
Europe’s heat waves could cost its largest economies $638 billion by 2030
On Tuesday, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres delivered a speech at London’s Climate Week. Climate activists could not…
Sea Level Rise Is Swallowing Farmland at Alarming Rates
Aerial view of a tidal marsh winding between two farm fields on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, with a white…
Comprehensive national climate damage assessments framework applied to the UK
Carleton, T. A. & Hsiang, S. M. Social and economic impacts of climate. Science 353, aad9837 (2016). Article …
Globally constrained forest biophysical cooling benefits under rising atmospheric dryness
Bonan, G. B. Forests and climate change: forcings, feedbacks, and the climate benefits of forests. Science 320, 1444–1449…
Israeli study unlocks 4,000 years of climate change and human adaptation
Cylinders of ancient mud drilled from the Carmel Coast in northern Israel have revealed how ancient human societies…
Santa Marta, Climate Action and Plurilateralism’s New Power
Remember Paris? The adoption of that landmark agreement in 2015 was a moment of possibility, when multilateral diplomacy…
Environmental damages of the top ten percent consumers exceed global climate and biodiversity funding gaps
We find that the total environmental damage costs per person in the top 10% consumers worldwide is $2.3k-$7.5k…