Here’s how sustainable aviation fuel can take off in Europe
This proposal is the first time such a diverse group of companies – including airplane manufacturers, airlines, airports, and fuel providers – have collectively backed such policies.
People are as concerned about climate change as about infectious diseases, survey finds
Pew Research Center has shown how citizens in different countries rank the threat of climate change and infectious diseases.
How the global coronavirus stimulus could put Paris Agreement on track
Governments have committed over $12 trillion to support their economies during COVID-19. It's vital this money is used to support sustainable, green investment for the longevity of the pl...
How U.S. adults are changing their feelings about climate change
Yale survey data shows 28% of respondents in 2020 said they felt alarmed about climate change, an increase from 2017. People are also becoming less doubtful.
Yes, companies can save capitalism and the planet: this week's Great Reset podcast
For-profit companies can stop climate change and create a fairer society, but they must act fast. Two authors explain why on the latest episode of The Great Reset podcast.
COVID-19 could distract the world from even greater threats
The coronavirus pandemic has delivered a huge shock to our planet, but there is a more subtle menace than the virus itself: distraction.
New research shows the Atlantic Ocean just had its hottest decade in 3000 years
This past decade has been the Atlantic Ocean’s warmest in three thousand years, according Massachusetts Amherst University and Quebec University.
Solar is now ‘cheapest electricity in history’, confirms IEA
The International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook 2020 report has found that, in most major countries, solar power is now cheaper than coal and gas.
Natural disasters are occurring more frequently with increased ferocity, UN says
Extreme weather events, including droughts, floods and fires are occurring more often, the United Nations has warned.
New predictions show Antarctica's ice sheets could melt far sooner than expected
New predictions by the journal Climate Dynamics have found that sea levels may rise far sooner than expected. The increasing melt is caused by weather extremes not previously accounted for.
Climate change hits the poor hardest. Here’s how to protect them
Acting now presents an opportunity to effectively manage the risks of a changing climate.
New England’s autumn foliage is under threat due to climate change
Every October, visitors flock to see leaves bursting into colour but scientists are warning that repeated droughts and rising temperatures are weakening the trees.