Methane emissions, with 80 times the warming potential of CO2, rose in 2023 despite efforts. The IEA emphasizes the need for a 75% reduction by 2030 to combat climate change. United States is taking lead in addressing this issue.
Book review: Fevered Planet, by John Vidal
The book “Fevered Planet” by John Vidal argues that human history’s advances have increased disease risks. Vidal connects disease emergence to environmental destruction, urging action to reduce future pandemics.
Viewpoint: A breakthrough in sustainable aviation fuel?
By Jeremy Williams Today Virgin Atlantic flew one of their planes from London to New York on 100% sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF. It’s a world first – so far SAF has […]
Opinion: Any company promoting Black Friday cannot be truly sustainable
Black Friday promotes mass overconsumption and profit-seeking behavior, undermining claimed sustainability by companies. The author encourages responsible consumerism and criticizes the event’s environmental impact.
China sets new record by installing the world’s largest wind turbine
China becomes the first country to install a 16 MV wind turbine.
Analysis: Ambitious solar project to join a string of coal plants in Pakistan’s Thar district
UK-based Oracle Power is behind a new solar project in the Thar Desert, where the company is already exploring coal, as locals express scepticism about tall promises.
Southern Europe likely to battle a summer of climate-fueled drought
Southern Europe to face severe drought conditions this summer brought on by the climate crisis.
Colombia targets reforestation growth
Colombia sets ambitious reforest targets.
France struggles to end its winter drought
France is in the middle of an unprecedented winter drought.
President Biden accused of ignoring the climate crisis, as he approves an oil and gas project in the Arctic
President Biden under fire as he approves controversial oil and gas project in the Alaskan Arctic.