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Once again, researchers confirm that coastal dwellers can expect worse floods, more often and more expensively. The post 250 million coastal dwellers will face rising floods appeared first on Climate News Network.
Covid-19 emerged from the wilderness. That alone is reason to protect the forests, control trade in wildlife – and avoid pandemics. The post Save wildlife, save forests, and avoid pandemics appeared first on Climate News Network.
The country’s highest judicial authority, Ireland’s Supreme Court, says the government’s climate policy is not up to the job. The post Ireland’s Supreme Court damns climate policies appeared first on Climate News Network.
Manufacturers who promote bigger cars earn more but harm efforts to cut carbon emissions and reduce unhealthy air. The post Bigger cars make bigger profits, but only for a few appeared first on Climate News Network.
Uranium mining costs humans dearly. The nuclear industry prefers not to discuss the price paid by miners and their families. The post The poor pay for the grim legacy of uranium mining appeared first on Climate News Network.
In a throwaway world, some discards are forever. New research measures the crisis of the world’s waste plastic.
Nuclear fusion is the most ambitious project in the world, recreating on Earth the complex heat-producing reactions of the sun in the hope of making unlimited carbon-free electric power.
Staycationing − spending holidays at home − can protect the planet by cutting the aircraft emissions which heat the Earth. The post Holidays at home can help to slow climate heating appeared first on Climate News Network.
Patterns of Europe’s floods and droughts are starting to change: each could be more extreme, and far likelier with rising heat. The post Rising heat affects Europe’s floods and droughts appeared first on Climate News Network.
How long polar bears can survive depends on how long they can last without food. And that may be: not long enough. The post Food shortage may finish polar bears by 2100 appeared first on Climate News Network.