The report, overseen by the United Nations, brings together contributions from Indigenous leaders, researchers, and the World Health Organization (WHO), combining case studies, data, and lived experience from seven distinct…
In the heart of UCLA’s Boelter Hall stands a small, yet remarkable concrete block, measuring just one foot high. This unassuming object is part of a larger endeavor that has…
Nitrogen Fertilizers and the Unseen Environmental Cost Nitrogen Fertilizers Power Growth, but at What Cost? Nitrogen fertilizers are widely used on farms to grow more crops, ensuring food for people…
The city of Düsseldorf, located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, in the western part of Germany, is famous for its cultural and economic significance. Düsseldorf has been the seat…
**Building Ireland’s Resilience Against Extreme Weather** The recent extreme weather events in Ireland, particularly in North Kerry, have highlighted the need for the government to review its climate adaptation measures…
Extreme weather can be unpredictable and unrelenting. Energy workforces and homeowners must stay vigilant because the upcoming hurricane season could have some of the greatest energy impacts on society. With…
The UMass Permaculture organization has been organizing its weekly student farmers markets in spring and fall, but this year's event was something special. The Goodell Lawn was transformed into a…
Geoengineering is a topic of growing concern as the world grapples with the challenges of climate change. The UK government’s recent £50 million investment in a solar radiation management project…
With the increasing demand for clean energy and the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, partnerships between renewable energy companies and investors are becoming more prevalent. Community solar projects,…
The New Zealand government has rejected advice to take a closer look at hundreds of millions of dollars in climate subsidies to some of the country's biggest polluters. The Scheme:…