Western Europe coasts face a pounding

Extreme weather caused by global warming could lead to more violent and more frequent storms devastating beaches on exposed Atlantic coastlines in Europe.
Posted On 21 Mar 2016

An Opportunity to Develop a North American Price on Carbon

For the first time, the major economies of North America—the United States, Mexico, and Canada—are simultaneously eager to display ambition and leadership with respect to international climate cooperation.
Posted On 17 Mar 2016
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MIT develops nontoxic way of generating portable power

Battery substitutes produce current by burning fuel-coated carbon nanotubes like a fuse.
Posted On 16 Mar 2016
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What are the true costs of rising sea levels?

Warning that increased investment in coastal defences must be made in tandem with emissions reductions to prevent huge economic damage caused by flooding.
Posted On 16 Mar 2016
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Renewables ideas make world of difference

Carbon-negative cars, cost-effective organic solar cells and electricity from waste treatment are possible clean energy options as scientists stretch the laws of physic
Posted On 16 Mar 2016
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Extreme Weather and Climate Change – They are linked!

New Report Says Science Can Estimate Influence of Climate Change on Some Types of Extreme Events 
Posted On 13 Mar 2016

Clean energy is win-win for the US

Simply implementing its Paris climate conference commitments on reducing greenhouse gas emissions could save the US billions of dollars – and save hundreds of thousands of lives.
Posted On 13 Mar 2016
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What Every Business Leader Needs to Know about Sustainability

The most important factor for business leaders is to embrace a willingness to change, to adapt, to let go of the tyranny of the status quo
Posted On 12 Mar 2016
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