Governors and state lawmakers are prioritizing climate change as they write their state budgets, devoting money to lowering emissions and guarding …
How climate change threatens farmers and the food we eat – Toronto Star
Left unchecked, climate change could destabilize our food system, writes farmer Peggy Brekveld, hurting families and driving up prices at the …
Climate Change and Terrorism: Three Risk Pathways to Consider – Homeland Security Today
A new report from the Center for Climate and Security says climate change will increasingly create terrorist recruiting opportunities and expose …
Is nuclear energy an essential weapon in the fight against climate change — or a toxic white …
There are calls to put nuclear energy on the table as an emissions-free solution to global warming but critics say the industry is a ‘graveyard’ …
Banks being put on notice regarding climate change policies signals change is in the air …
We’re only two weeks in, but it feels like 2022 could be the year Canada’s business and political leaders finally get serious about climate change …
Opinion: Too late to stop climate change – Prince George Citizen
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has been meeting to document the decline of the environment and the impact of increasing carbon dioxide …
Is climate change behind record-breaking temperatures in the Pilbara? – ABC News
The Bureau of Meteorology says there has been an increase in the frequency of extreme heat events in Australia due in part to climate change.
In The Climate Change Era, Every Bit Of Warming Matters: Sumaira Abdulali – Forbes India
Controlling methane is a crucial way to limit climate change, but India, the fifth largest emitter in the world, has made no global commitments or …
Plants can’t adapt to climate change when seed-dispersing animals are lost | CBC Radio
A new study suggests the global decline of bird and mammal species has reduced the ability of plants to adapt to climate change by 60 per cent.
Animal biodiversity loss limits plants’ ability to adapt to climate change globally: Experts
Plants worldwide have a 60 per cent lower chance of adapting to climate change due to the declining numbers of birds and mammals, according to a …