Bees may struggle in winds caused by global warming
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Can India learn from Norway’s ocean management plan?
We are kind of a paradox. Our domestic economy is phasing out fossil fuels, but we are still exporting fossil fuels. There are strong and different views on this. My…
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China allowed 11 provinces and regions to resume building coal power plants, in another sign that the world’s largest energy user is far from finished with the most-polluting fossil fuel.
Rivers supply water to almost half of Indian cities. If for nothing else, the urbanites should work with such communities to protect the forests and the rights of the local communities over forests, to ensure their own right to clean drinking water.
The figures, collated by the European Forest Fire Information System, were evidence that climate change had already heightened the risk of wildfires in the UK!
We expect sabotage by these companies always. No surprises there. Oilsands CO2 emissions may be far higher than companies report, scientists say
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China allowed 11 provinces and regions to resume building coal power plants, in another sign that the world’s largest energy user is far from finished with the most-polluting fossil fuel.
This is an interesting study. When CO2 emissions linked to the production of batteries and the German energy mix – in which coal still plays an important role.
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The MediaClimate project looks into global climate change coverage in appr. twenty countries. It sets out to analyze climate change in journalism both (1) as a manifestation of the rapidly changing context wherein contemporary journalism takes place and develops and (2) as an illustration of the political re-formation of the issue of climate change in the post-Paris (COP21) era.
