The 20 Largest Countries Account for 80 Percent of Emissions
The world’s largest economies are not a precursor in terms of emissions, the large annual Brown to Green Report shows. 82 percent of the energy […]
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The Amazon Rainforest is Falling Faster
Amazon’s devastation rate has increased to two football pitches per minute. Award-winning photographer Daniel Beltrá tries to stop the development by showing the beauty of […]
Low Oxygen Threatens Fish and Humans
Sea and climate have been one of the themes for this year’s COP25 climate summit, which had to be moved to Madrid quickly due to […]
The Everglades Wetland is Extremely Sensitive to Climate Change
The unique Everglades wetland in southern Florida is extremely sensitive to climate change and therefore shows what awaits the world. Now the area is threatened […]
Scientific Controversy About The Sea Level
How much, and how fast, does sea level rise in the world? This is yet another field in the climate area where there are very […]
Warmest Decade Yet – Does The Planet Burn Up?
So at the end of the year, and at the end of a decade, there are plenty of headlines that hit the big alarm drum. […]
Large Animals Important for the Climate
Increasing populations of large wild mammals not only benefits nature locally, it can also counteract climate change, researchers say in a new review of research […]
Climate Change Causes Himalayan Glaciers to Melt
Climate change causes Himalayan glaciers to move. It can have disastrous consequences. – The glaciers show a constant decrease in mass and area and changes […]
Is Climate Change Going Faster Than Ever?
The answer to the heading’s question is “no” if “ever” is interpreted literally. The earth has a long history, climate change has been going on […]
What Has the Climate Scientists and Climate Researchers Have to Say?
A now internationally known (or infamous?) Swedish teenager has urged us all, and especially the politicians, to listen to (climate) researchers. A call that other […]