UNFCCC Faces Financial Strain, Cancelling Regional Climate Weeks
UNFCCC announced this week that this year’s Regional Climate Weeks will not be taking place due to a severe lack of funding, which was a disappointing development. The United Nations…
Beyond the Victim: Media Needs to Show Women’s Climate Leadership
Climate change affects everyone, but its impact can vary across genders. However, mainstream media often fails to adequately represent these nuances. Climate change affects everyone, but its impact can vary…
Global Warming’s Impact: Earth’s Rotation Slows, Timekeeping at Risk
In a groundbreaking study published, researchers have unveiled that global warming has begun to affect the Earth’s rotation, potentially altering how we perceive and measure time. In a groundbreaking study…
Beyond CO2: Black Carbon Emerges as Powerful Climate Threat
Black carbon is emerging as a significant player in the global discourse on climate change, exerting a warming effect of about 0.6 watts per square meter on Earth’s surface. Black…
Cocoa Crisis: El Niño and Climate Change Cause Prices to Soar
Amber Sawyer, a climate and energy analyst at ECIU, underscored the disruptive influence of volatile weather patterns in major cocoa-producing nations like Ghana and Ivory Coast. With Easter just a…
Global Sea Level Surges Due to El Niño and Climate Change, NASA Reports
Recent scrutinization of data by NASA has uncovered a substantial surge in global average sea levels, indicating a rise of approximately 0.76 centimeters between 2022 and 2023. Recent scrutinization of…
Biden Admin Scales Back Climate Regulations, Ramps Up Renewables
In a recent development, the Biden administration has announced its decision to scale back new climate regulations aimed at enforcing emissions cuts from cars and power plants. In a recent…
83 of World’s Most Polluted Cities Found in Asia, Report Reveals
In a recent report by IQAir, it has been disclosed that a staggering majority of the world’s most polluted cities, amounting to 83 out of 100, were nestled in Asia.…
World Battles Mounting Electronic Waste Crisis: U.N. Expert Warns
Electronic waste encompasses any discarded items containing an electric plug or a battery, posing significant environmental and health risks. A UN expert issued a warning on Wednesday over the growing…
WMO Sounds Alarm: 2023 Climate Records Point to Dire Future
WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo sounded a Red Alert to the world, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. In a stark announcement, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has revealed that numerous…
Study Links Shifting Weather Patterns to Rise of Vector-Borne Illnesses
Researchers have delved into the intricate interplay between climate change, weather variations, and human activities in the dissemination of vector-borne illnesses worldwide. In a recent review published in Nature Reviews…
Net Zero Near Miss? Australia Risks Falling Short of 2030 Climate Goals
Australia is facing a significant challenge in meeting its 2030 climate target, with the rollout of renewable energy progressing slower than initially anticipated. Australia is facing a significant challenge in…