Author Marie McInerny explores whether the media adequately reflects the scale and severity of the emergency facing the globe. This story originally appeared on Croakey...
Author Jane Palmer explores whether the effects of climate change, including warming temperatures and changing rainfall patterns, could link to an increase in the number and frequency of landslides in mountainous areas. This story originally appeared on Eos...
Author Terri Cook explores the encouraging advancements that have been made in detecting the effects of climate change on ocean productivity. This story originally appeared in Eos...
Authors Mark Hertsgaard and Andrew McCormick explore the media's disappointing reporting on the discussion of climate change in last week's US presidential debate. This story originally appeared in Covering Climate Now...
Authors Elisabeth Gawthrop and Dean Russell explore the little-known and unanticipated dangers of water-borne, deadly bacteria, and how climate change is only making the situation worse. This story originally appeared in The Centre for Public Integrity...
Author Amy Coopes explores the wide-ranging effects of the bushfire crisis in Australia - from displacement, especially of Indigenous communities, to the loss of cultural sites, to social issues, to financial costs. Climate change policy and risk reduction is crucial....
Fashion and sustainability - we have come to know the two as the antithesis of each other. Again and again, images of landfills full to bursting with heaps of clothes are branded across newspapers, bearing equally depressing headlines and the crushing sentiment that...
Author Mark Hertsgaard explores the views of Michael Mann - one of the most eminent climate scientists in the world - on the potential environmental devastation of another term with Trump in office. This story originally appeared in The Guardian...
Author Kate Abnett explores the first youth protests since the coronavirus crisis which happened all over the world to demand urgent action against climate change This story originally appeared in Reuters and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a...
While current climate models are often inaccurate and have large outcome ranges, artificial intelligence (AI) once again shows itself to be a potential solution. Companies like Google and IBM are already directly working on applying the technology — and...
India: how coronavirus sparked a wave of innovation Sreevas Sahasranamam, University of Strathclyde Entrepreneurs and innovators across India have responded quickly to the challenge posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. A host of new innovations, some emerging from...
Events like the Veggienale & FairGoods fair are more and more commun as environmental awareness spreads and the amount of plant based diets around the world increases. Vegetarians only are said to be 375 million worldwide and represent 10% of the european...
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