Trump's long-term impact on global warming limited, reports suggest
The two reports suggest Trump's actions are being offset by the plummeting cost of renewables and ongoing climate policies in other countries.
The two reports suggest Trump's actions are being offset by the plummeting cost of renewables and ongoing climate policies in other countries.
There is infrastructure everywhere to which you never pay much attention—until you have a reason to care. Once you notice, you realize you’ve been taking something for granted about the communities we’ve created. Perhaps ramps were practically invisible until you became the one in a wheelchair or pushing a kid on a stroller. But those ramps aren’t a given: it took a lot of advocacy to make cities more accessible. Or maybe traffic cameras never stand out until you get a speeding ticket. (Upon reflection, though, it’s now rare to be in public and not fall under the gaze of a security camera.)
The CEO of carbon trading platform Saudi Arabia’s Voluntary Carbon Market Co. expects 20 million credits will be traded next year.
The world is entering an era of explosive growth in energy demand, said the UAE's Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology Sultan Al Jaber.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has not recused himself from a case that could stop states from holding federal contractors accountable for climate damage and other malfeasance.
This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Ruby Williams’s pink kayak pierced the fog shrouding the mouth of the Klamath River, and she paddled harder. She was flanked on both sides by fellow Indigenous youth from across the basin, and their line of brightly colored boats […]
There is already four times as much solar capacity worldwide as analysts in 2010 had forecast for 2035.
A new $20 billion refinery in Nigeria could be one of the world’s largest once it reaches full capacity.