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AI has the potential to help humanity build a more sustainable future, but not until we address its monstrous carbon footprint. Experts from MIT and the University of California weigh in.

Sustainability Report 2023 Thinking and acting with the long term in mind Table of contents Page ...

Texas had almost triple the active oil and gas drilling rigs of New Mexico, according to the latest data out Nov. 17 by Baker Hughes.

The SEC’s Division of Examinations (the “Division”) announced its examination priorities for fiscal year 2024. This eUpdate includes observations on the examination priorities and a...

Sea level rise floods low-lying islands first, but climate crisis will eventually come for us all, activists warn.

Earlier this month, a researcher debuted a new tool that maps pollution in Mississippi and Louisiana. Some environmental groups are already using it.

1979, the American Petroleum Institute (Exxon et al.) assembled a research team labelled 'CO2 and Climate Task Force.' One oil company, Exxon, repurposed an oil tanker into an enormous climate lab. Exxon released graphs projecting CO2 levels through the year 2100, along with the point in time at whi

United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG Africa) Leads the Way Towards Climate Justice at Mediterranean Sustainable Development Cooperation Conference (MEDCOP) 2023 Conference

United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG Africa) Climate Task Force: Strengthening climate action by regional and local governments in Africa

Lake Champlain Sea Grant, a partnership between SUNY Plattsburgh, the University of Vermont and NOAA, recently hosted a webinar on engaging communities in climate action.