Exposing the Financial Costs of Climate Change – and Denial of the Climate Crisis. As a warming planet brings economic tensions to a boil, following …
NJ sues oil, gas firms, trade group over climate change | The Seattle Times
The lawsuit alleges that the defendants failed to warn the public about the role of fossil fuels in climate change and instead “launched …
N.J. lawsuit takes aim at 5 oil, gas companies for denying climate change exists – nj.com
The companies, state officials said, have known since at least the 1950s that the burning of fossil fuels is a major driver of climate change …
Vines & Wines: Ramona’s grape growers help SDSU researchers study impact of climate …
The researchers distributed the survey, “Local Winegrowing Trends and Adaptation to Climate Change,” at a Ramona Valley Vineyard Association …
N.J. sues Exxon, Chevron over damages related to climate change | Reuters
Decades-long deception by ExxonMobil, Chevron and other fossil fuel companies has exacerbated climate change and forced the state of New Jersey to …
For Africans, the climate change crisis is a lived reality, says Cardinal Ambongo.
Various faith-based and civil society organisations, primarily in Africa, have teamed up with Africa’s Catholic Bishops to demand climate justice …
Exxon, Shell and Chevron Sued by NJ Over Climate Change – Bloomberg.com
‘Meritless’. A lawyer for Chevron, Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., called the suit a “distraction from the serious problem of global climate change, not …
Climate change: Pace of ocean warming could quadruple by 2090, study finds – Newshub
Climate change will cause the pace of ocean warming to quadruple by 2090 if greenhouse gas emissions keep rising, threatening sea life and weather …
Earth’s warming hole not indication of abrupt climate change event, study finds – Phys.org
Since the ocean has no circulation, any change in the ocean surface temperature relies on the atmospheric condition overhead. Under global warming, …
State leaders to discuss climate change, solutions at California Extreme Heat Symposium
Scientists predict temperatures will soar with climate change, and the governor’s office said action is required to protect California.