“This is a stark lesson from history and shows how unpredictable climate change is — once something is lost, there is no going back.”
Climate change must make activists of us all, not just nations and business | South China …
Commitments made by countries and corporations are too weak to avert the looming disaster. The onus is on us, as members of societies facing the …
Covid put music festivals on hold. Climate change might offer bigger long-term problems.
Climate change might offer bigger long-term problems. Concertgoers attend the 2021 Governors Ball music festival at Citi Field on Sept.
Small island nations threatened by climate change seek voice in U.N. negotiations | NPR Illinois
NPR’s David Folkenflik speaks with ambassador Janine Felson, top climate negotiator from Belize, about the unique challenges facing small island …
Northern lakes losing ice coverage due to climate change, finds study | CBC News
Lake Nipissing was one of the northern hemisphere lakes that has had less ice coverage in the winter due to climate change. (nf4north/instagram).
Madagascar: Severe drought could spur world’s first climate change famine – Modern Diplomacy
… million people in southern Madagascar are struggling to get enough to eat, due to what could become the first famine caused by climate change, …
How the 1% tricks you into thinking climate change is your fault – Salon.com
Modern environmental messaging stresses changes in individual behavior. But most CO2 emissions come from the rich.
GOLDSTEIN: Higher cost of living the goal of climate change policies | Toronto Sun
When the United Nations’ 26th conference on climate change begins Sunday in Glasgow, Scotland, let’s be clear about its message.
New trade deals ‘are unfair on farmers and won’t help emissions’ – The Guardian
Chair of the UK’s Climate Change Committee condemns New Zealand and Australia agreements as unworkable.
Betrayal and grief: Young people suffering from climate anxiety demand action – France 24
The upcoming COP26 convention on climate change will be a decisive moment for future generations. But with increasing heatwaves, floods, …