This week, the House of Representatives will consider two bills that would significantly curtail domestic offshore oil and gas exploration. H.R. 1941 …
Climate Change, Inequality Derailing Global Goals, Scientists Tell UN | Voice of America – English
NEW YORK – Growing inequality and climate change will not only derail progress toward global sustainability goals but also will threaten human …
Climate change and inequality derailing global goals, scientists tell UN
By Ellen Wulfhorst. NEW YORK, Sept 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Growing inequality and climate change will not only derail progress towards …
Climate change and inequality derailing global goals, scientists tell UN
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Growing inequality and climate change will not only derail progress towards global sustainability goals …
Topography could save sensitive saguaros as climate changes
Previous studies have attributed changes in saguaro populations to climate. This new study, published in the journal Ecosphere in August, confirmed …
Climate Denialist to Depart White House National Security Council
WASHINGTON — William Happer, the White House architect of a stalled plan to attack the established science of climate change, is leaving the Trump …
Can we still prevent an apocalypse? What Jonathan Franzen gets wrong about climate change
“Our atmosphere and oceans can absorb only so much heat before climate change, intensified by various feedback loops, spins completely out of …
Climate change: A dirt-y business
Groundwater is essential for growing crops, but new research shows climate change is making it harder for soil to absorb rainfall. While the idea that …
How climate change could negatively impact soil and threaten crops
“Since rainfall patterns and other environmental conditions are shifting globally as a result of climate change, our results suggest that how water …
Climate change may cut soil’s ability to absorb water
Climate change may reduce the ability of soils to absorb water in many parts of the world, according to a Rutgers-led study. And that could have …