Coastal regions, where dense clusters of critical infrastructure are found, are facing the sharpest edge of climate change.
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NAIROBI: Tamil Nadu’s pioneering climate and biodiversity initiatives received high praise from the the global community at ...
The United Nations says the world needs a new way of thinking about environmental crises threatening the health of people and ...
The most comprehensive assessment of the global environment ever undertaken has found that investing in a stable climate, ...
I’m going to quote at some length from the speech the American President delivered to a silent U.N. General Assembly in ...
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How fast is Earth heating up? New models needed to find out
With a clearer idea of how much carbon can still be emitted, governments and policymakers have firmer ground to draw emission ...
Boston College engineering professor Emma Brace attended the United Nations COP30 climate change summit in Brazil. Brace, a Topeka High School alumna, found the summit surprisingly similar to her high ...
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Kigali’s wetlands revamp inspires a new urban vision
As climate change tightens its grip and urban populations grow, the urgency of adopting nature-based solutions has never been more pressing. Rwanda’s latest initiative, the Kigali Wetlands Revamp, is ...
Climate change may be adding to mental health pressures, from trauma to climate distress, but climate action can be a ...
Abu Dhabi: The UAE has launched Abu Dhabi’s AI Ecosystem for Global Agricultural Development, a platform designed to bring AI ...
Alarmists lack evidence and are losing the battle; so, they try to silence climate realists. Your Support of Heartland will ...
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