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Scientists from UBC Okanagan have produced a national map indicating the significant impact of climate change on Canada's ecosystems, suggesting current park protections may be inadequate.
Despite years of promises regarding climate action, the meat and dairy industry remains a significant contributor to global emissions, raising questions about their environmental claims.
Urban areas often experience higher temperatures than nearby rural regions due to heat-retaining surfaces. As climate change intensifies, the adoption of green tram tracks could mitigate this issue, yet Australia has yet to embrace this solution.
Soil biologist Eric Slessarev underscores the role of deep-rooted grass in enhancing carbon sequestration, offering insights for conservationists and farmers.
A recent study indicates that the carbon footprint associated with milk production is likely larger than previously understood, particularly when considering emissions from damaged soils.
The early months of 2026 have already recorded significant warmth, indicating a potential for the year to rank as the second warmest in history, driven by a strong El Niño.
Indigenous leaders at the UN are discussing the significant disparity between international court rulings on climate issues and the actions taken by governments.
The Green New Deal is adapting to focus on a 'working-class climate agenda' that aims to address economic challenges while combating climate change.
Researchers at The University of Manchester have revealed that microbial communities from hot springs may play a crucial role in converting industrial CO2 emissions into valuable products, paving the way for a low-carbon economy.
The Wasatch Back Citizens Climate Lobby is organizing a community event to discuss the potential of nuclear energy in addressing climate change, scheduled for April 20, 2026.
A study from Adelaide University reveals that a seaweed compound can significantly lower methane emissions from beef cattle, offering a potential solution for sustainable beef production.
A recent study in Science Advances examines how the Pacific pocket mouse, North America's most endangered mouse, is adapting to climate change, revealing significant challenges related to genetic diversity.
This week's climate developments highlight a notable decrease in fossil-fuel power generation, alongside warnings regarding a potential 'Super' El Niño event and ongoing climate challenges in Afghanistan.
For the first time, mosquitoes have been reported in Iceland, marking a significant shift for the island that was previously the only mosquito-free Arctic country. This change may be linked to rising temperatures.
Recent research indicates that climate-induced changes in animal development may have lasting effects across generations, potentially speeding up evolutionary processes.
Strategic angle: A study reveals that differences of opinion on climate change among the Dutch have decreased over the past 40 years.
Strategic angle: A new study reveals the complex impacts of tree planting on carbon emissions and environmental health.
Strategic angle: Glass Lewis raises transparency issues regarding AGM exclusion of climate resolution.
Strategic angle: Climate change may reduce yields of crops like corn and soybeans, but it can also give some plants an edge. That's one of the takeaways of a recent study of tall goldenrod, a common wildflower that runs rampant in fields
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