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UN Environment investigated environmental protection laws around the world from 1972 through 2017 and found the biggest challenge is a failure to properly enforce the laws. Continue reading Environmental Laws Won’t Fix Climate Change Unless We Enforce Them, New UN Report Says
A team of Columbia researches finds that the climate tipping point may come sooner than we think. Continue reading Plants are Losing Their Capacity to Absorb Human CO2 Emissions
The iPhone maker’s filing to UK-based organization CDP shows how the company expects to adapt and thrive as severe weather events become more common. Continue reading Apple Thinks Climate Change Disasters Will Increase Its Brand Value
Climate change could disrupt nearly half of the world’s groundwater supply within 100 years. Continue reading We’re Sitting on a Groundwater ‘Time Bomb,’ Scientists Warn
People are co-opting the hashtag to talk about climate change and the environment. Continue reading The Earth’s #10YearChallenge Is Grim
Wild coffee is not normally harvested, but it is crucial to the sustainability of cultivated varieties like Arabica and Rustica. Continue reading More Than Half of Wild Coffee Species Are at Risk of Extinction
Almost one third of a bat species population in Australia perished during a heat wave in November 2018. Continue reading Climate Change-Driven Heat Wave Killed a Third of a Bat Population in Two Days
Some people are mad that Gillette released an ad calling out toxic masculinity, but the bigger issue is the waste produced by disposable razors. Continue reading Don’t Boycott Razors Because of an Ad, Boycott Them For the Planet
“As the Antarctic ice sheet continues to melt away, we expect multi-meter sea level rise from Antarctica in the coming centuries.” Continue reading Antarctica Is Losing Six Times As Much Ice Mass As It Was 40 Years Ago
Climate change is changing our wind patterns, which is strengthening waves traveling across the earth’s’ surface. Continue reading Climate Change Is Making Waves Stronger