More: Climate Crisis
Civic and democratic triggers towards climate treaty
The fundamental task of constructing an international climate treaty is reviewed hereby broadly in terms of recognizing and maintaining equitable shares of a public...
Climate Change, Food Production, and Pakistan: Navigating a Complex Landscape
In the realm of Pakistan, the phenomenon of climate change has exerted a profound and deleterious impact on the physical accessibility of sustenance. A...
From Arctic to Alps, icy exploration expands understanding of global warming
Microalgae in sediments signal what happened in the environment thousands of years ago, illuminating the range of future climate-change impacts.
By VEDRANA SIMIČEVIĆ
In the freezing Arctic...
Fake climate solutions that are making climate change worse
“We are ‘greening’ ourselves to extinction,” notes Vijay Kolinjivadi, a post-doctoral fellow at the Institute of Development Policy at the University of Antwerp, at...
UN Report Portends Disaster – A Prescriptive Response
Authors: Dr. Arshad M. Khan and Meena Miriam Yust
Do it! Do it now! That is the unambiguous and uncompromising message from the UN Intergovernmental...
Indonesia: Climate Change Challenges
Indonesia is a nation that faces the threat of drowning land due to the impact of global warming. Rising sea levels, caused by the...
A liveable future for all is possible, if we take urgent climate action
A major UN “report of reports” from the authoritative Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), outlines the many options that can be taken now,...
How Technology Can Help us Address Climate Change: Sustainable Solutions for a Better Future
The idea of colonizing another habitable planet has been a topic of discussion for decades. Many people find the idea of finding a new...
Lessons from Blue Parks in the Mediterranean for Red Lines in the South China Sea
Climate change is creating a marine conservation emergency, and the first signs of this happening can be seen in intricately linked oceans.
Take for example...
Clouds in the sky provide new clues to predicting climate change
While barely being given a second thought by most people, the masses of condensed water vapour floating in the atmosphere play a big role...