Empty Nets as Overfishing and Climate Change Sap Lake Malawi
Declining fish numbers in Lake Malawi reflect a combination of environmental change and overfishing that augurs ill for the future.
Tag: climate change
UN Climate Talks Limp to Close as Europe Sizzles
Amid soaring temperatures, nations were set to wrap up UN climate talks on Thursday with meager progress in the plan ...
World Faces ‘Climate Apartheid:’ UN Expert
"We risk a 'climate apartheid' scenario where the wealthy pay to escape overheating, hunger and conflict while the rest of ...
Climate Change to Create Up to 143Mln Additional Migrants by 2050 [Report]
By 2050, climate change is estimated to create up to 143 million additional migrants in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and ...
Humans Have Put a Million Species at Risk – But Can Save Them Too
By eradicating invasive rodents from just 169 islands, 10 percent of the world’s most threatened terrestrial species can be protected. Protecting ...
Drought in Somalia Forces Thousands to Flee in Search of Water, Food
Below average rains during the rainy seasons in Somalia have caused worsening drought forcing more than 49,000 people to flee ...
‘One Million Species Risk Extinction’ Uncertain and Misses Key Point
The claim that a million species are at risk of extinction is hugely uncertain and misses the key point that ...
Democrats Bridging the Gaps in the Green New Deal
The Green New Deal was never meant to be a single piece of legislation, but a broader set of goals ...
EU Court Rejects Historic Citizen’s Climate Case
The ruling in the "People's Climate Case" could have a major impact on future climate litigation.
UN Chief’s Call to ‘Save the Pacific to Save the World’
UN Secretary-General Guterres said it was vital "to save the Pacific to save the world" as he wrapped up his ...
UN Kicks Off Major Climate Change Effort
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has kicked off a major United Nations push for progress on what he calls the defining issue ...
‘Transformative Change’ Necessary to Prevent Mass Extinction: Major UN Report
A landmark UN report found humans are causing a rapid acceleration in species loss that could ultimately threaten civilization and ...
One Million Species Risk Extinction Due to Humans: Draft UN Report
The pace of loss "is already tens to hundreds of times higher than it has been, on average, over the ...
Food Can Be the Key to a Long-Term Climate Change Solution
John Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, provided the key to a long-term climate change solution: ...
Tens of Thousands Protest Climate Change in Switzerland
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated Saturday in several Swiss cities against climate change, the Swiss news agency Keystone-ATS reported.
Germany Reports First Greenhouse Emissions Fall in Five Years
Last year, Chancellor Angela Merkel's fourth government officially gave up on the goal of slashing output by 40 percent by ...
Youth to Demand Actual Change During Global Climate Strikes
Students from more than 100 countries will miss school to show lawmakers and world leaders how serious they are about ...
Giving Youth Voting Rights is Best Hope in Fight Against Climate Change
The global school movement for climate change has made quite an impact. It now needs policy backup – and action.
Southeast Asia Urgently Needs to Put Brakes on Tailpipe Pollution
Rapid urbanization across Asia has brought with it a severe public health crisis. Less than 8 percent of the continent’s population is ...
Captured: How the Fossil Fuel Industry Took Control of the EPA
As scientists continue to warn of the looming existential threat to human civilization climate change poses, Trump and his EPA ...
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