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News / Carbon & Climate

Geo-engineered crops may help – and harm

...conomic and social consequences of global warming, to find that temperature increases are likely to affect many people’s incomes; that as the thermometer rises, so does the danger of social conflict, ...

14 Aug 2018

Geo-engineered crops may help – and harm

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The latest climate science must mobilise us, not paralyse us

...ccounts for the costs of climate change. “ While forest cover doubled, Costa Rica’s per capita income tripled. This policy has the effect of rendering fossil fuels economically uncompetitive— and cr...

10 Oct 2018

The latest climate science must mobilise us, not paralyse us

News / Carbon & Climate

Warming could exceed 1.5°C limit by 2026

...climate rhythms. And, say scientists from Australia’s Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science, one of these is a slow-moving oceanic and atmospheric cycle called the Interdecadal Pacific Oscil...

19 May 2017

Warming could exceed 1.5°C limit by 2026

Person protesting against fossil fuel energy stations at COP23

Opinion / Policy & Finance

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

...chieving an ever-steeper reduction rate can become expensive and technically difficult. The sooner NDCs reflect the necessary ambition to achieve the Paris goals, the sooner they can signal to redirec...

10 Nov 2017

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

young woman joins protests for climate justice

News / Carbon & Climate

World’s young face $535 trillion bill for climate

...ch arguments are calculations about imponderables that climatologists like to call the carbon budget and climate sensitivity. The first of these concerns the terrestrial and oceanic processes that rel...

24 Jul 2017

World’s young face $535 trillion bill for climate

News / Food & Agriculture

US demand for Chinese furniture linked to deforestation in Africa

...Central Africa’s Congo Basin, home to the world’s second-largest rainforest. Once the research was underway, “The question came up: What’s driving these Chinese companies to extract timber from Centra...

6 Aug 2018

US demand for Chinese furniture linked to deforestation in Africa

News / Energy

Clean energy is vital—but still not enough

...ctric vehicles, but we need to start tackling the more difficult sectors as well.” A second US team writes in Nature Climate Change to introduce what could be a new buzzword: electro-geochemistry. The...

17 Jul 2018

Clean energy is vital—but still not enough

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change causes killer heatwaves

...cyclical blister of heat that periodically arrives in the tropical Pacific, according to a separate study in the journal Nature Communications. Temperatures broke all records, humans suffered, crop p...

15 Jun 2017

Climate change causes killer heatwaves

A firefighter in Falls Creek, Victoria, Australia looks across the smog generated by wildfires.

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Is Hothouse Earth inevitable?

...ce of the planet. As scientists have conclusively shown, in the last decade, we have entered a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, in which human activity—in particular, economic activity—has been...

22 Oct 2018

Is Hothouse Earth inevitable?

News / Transport

Electric vehicle sales promise shock for Big Oil

...ctric vehicles, which could reduce oil demand by millions of barrels a day. Laurence Watson, data scientist, Carbon Tracker Electric vehicle sales in China alone, a figure bolstered by government in...

9 Jul 2018

Electric vehicle sales promise shock for Big Oil

Opinion / Transport

Forging a path: Shipping must take decarbonisation into its own hands

...ce The financial backing of the industry can be decisive in incentivising and driving both energy efficiency and the low-carbon technology of the future. For charterers and financiers, ambitious polic...

5 Dec 2017

Forging a path: Shipping must take decarbonisation into its own hands

A sunset behind an oil refinery in Scotland

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Where global warming's paper trail leads

...chool of Government, is a doctoral candidate at Stanford University, where his research focuses on climate politics and the manipulation of science. Copyright: Project Syndicate, 2018.www.project-synd...

14 Sep 2018

Where global warming's paper trail leads

Press Releases / City Developments Limited

CDL Integrated Sustainability Report 2018: On track to achieve sustainability goals

...climate-related financial disclosures and commence a climate change scenario analysis in line with the Recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) City Develop...

9 May 2018

CDL Integrated Sustainability Report 2018: On track to achieve sustainability goals

News / Food & Agriculture

Forests—root of climate problem or solution?

...cludes exploring how to increase the crucial role of the private sector, he adds. Currently, private sector support in climate finance to protect forests is largely untapped, with the public sector co...

10 Sep 2018

Forests—root of climate problem or solution?

News / Energy

Smarter renewables open up new markets

...cco is running a competition for more hybrid CSP systems to reduce the price of the electricity. Although the first Moroccan venture produced electricity at $189 a megawatt hour, the second is already...

10 Jul 2018

Smarter renewables open up new markets

Opinion / Cities

Building and living differently in cities

...cale, starting now. The IPCC special report, a synthesis of the latest climate research collected by 91 authors, reinforces this message comprehensively. From reducing emissions to expanding economic ...

1 Nov 2018

Building and living differently in cities

Press Releases / UN Environment

On World Environment Day, world turns spotlight on air pollution

...ces from local eco-conscious designers. A bike ride through the center of the capital, Nairobi, was followed by the official celebrations, which included a ceremonial tree planting exercise, cult...

6 Jun 2019

On World Environment Day, world turns spotlight on air pollution

News / Cities

Growing urban warmth helps city trees thrive

...ch, forester, Technical University of Munich Trees and green spaces offer city dwellers some relief from heat extremes, they help cut heating and air-conditioning costs, and improve health so effecti...

22 Nov 2017

Growing urban warmth helps city trees thrive

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change is triple risk to Europe

...could have considerable economic and environmental consequences, and say their continental-wide observations “also enable the identification of a clear climate change signal that could not be obtained...

15 Aug 2017

Climate change is triple risk to Europe

News / Carbon & Climate

Extreme heat threat rises for megacities

...comes the extra hazard of humidity. With each 1°C rise in temperatures, the atmosphere’s capacity for moisture rises by 7 per cent. The scientists looked at data for 44 megacities − including Karachi ...

4 Apr 2017

Extreme heat threat rises for megacities