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Climate Emergency
Climate EmergencyGreenland ice loss worst in 12,000 years
Ice loss from Greenland's massive ice sheet will cause sea levels to rise more during the 21st century than they have during any 100-year period in the last 12,000 years, even if global warming is ...
Study on coral degradation
St. Martin's may be depleted of coral by 2045
The country's only coral island, Saint Martin’s, may be depleted of coral by 2045, reveals a study
‘Concerted global action’ to combat climate, COVID-19 challenges: PM Hasina
Like many other climate-vulnerable nations across the globe, Bangladesh is trying to save lives, shore up healthcare systems, and cushion the economic shock for millions of people, all while avoiding ...
Arctic sea ice lows mark a new polar climate regime
At the edge of the ice blanketing part of the Arctic Ocean, the ice on Monday looked sickly. Where thick sheets of ice once sat atop the water, now a layer of soft, spongey slush slid and bobbed atop ...
Climate crisis could displace 1.2b people by 2050: Report
The global climate crisis could see more than a billion people displaced from their homes in the next 30 years, as ecological disasters drive mass migrations and greater armed conflict, a new report ...
Climate change protests resume in London
Climate change protests by environmental activists from the Extinction Rebellion group resumed for a second day in London
Naming heatwaves may save lives as temperatures soar
The research, done by the Climate Impact Lab and based on data from 40 countries, found the problem will be most severe in the already hot tropics, in countries from Bangladesh to Sudan, where people ...
UN chief invites young climate activists to meet, give input
The head of the United Nations said on Monday he will start meeting regularly with young climate activists, saying participation by youth on the frontlines is critical to scaling up action to slow ...
Greta Thunberg: World must 'tear up' old contracts, build new systems to save climate
The letter also called for binding annual "carbon budgets" to limit how much greenhouse gas countries can emit to maximise the chances of capping the rise in average global temperatures at 1.5C, a ...
Climate change: Litigation over carbon emissions increasing globally
Climate change may be having its day in court. With the slow pace of international climate negotiations, lawyers from Switzerland to San Francisco are increasingly filing lawsuits demanding action.
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