Critical climate threshold likely briefly breached
On Friday and Saturday, the 17th and 18th of November 2023 global surface temperature likely breached for the first time the 2°C temperature target, when compared with preindustrial levels.
Creepy at the EPA (2009)
The majority of CNBC’s climate change coverage in 2013 falsely suggested that climate change is not occurring or that it is not mostly man-made.
Could Fossil Fuel Company Investments In Green Energy Move the Needle on Climate Change?
Fossil fuel companies have a unique chance to escape extinction. If they shift their investment towards green energy they could become part of the solution and ensure their survival in a green future.
Copernicus: Forest fires cause record levels of CO2 emissions
Tagesschau: In 2025, forest fires in Europe released more CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) than ever before since measurements began. According to the Copernicus Earth Observation Service, the fires in Spain and Portugal accounted for the largest share. Around 12.9 megatons of carbon The amount of emissions in 2025 so far has [...]
COP30: Climate Summit 2025 – Intro Climate Action Event
The COP30 (Conference of Parties) Climate Summit 2025, the Climate Action Event introduction featuring secretary-general of the United Nations António Guterres, climate justice advocate Charitie Ropati, atmospheric scientist Katharine Hayhoe, and director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and professor in Earth System Science at the University of [...]
COP28: Early Signs of Progress Despite Controversies
Hope and pessimism as COP gets underway.
COP28: DOD Climate Policy and Climate Security
The United States Department of Defense joined the COP28 Conference of Parties
COP28 Outcomes: Progress But Not Enough Of It
After a fraught fortnight, COP28 has now officially ended. Despite low expectations even before the event started, some landmark progress on fossil fuel abatement was made – though the deal is far from what was hoped for.