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The new maps from Climate Central show that globally, 93 million more people are in the way of rising seas than previously thought.

The new maps from Climate Central show that globally, 93 million more people are in the way of rising seas than previously thought.

The new maps from Climate Central show that globally, 93 million more people are in the way of rising seas than previously thought.

Boston MA (SPX) Apr 03, 2024 - To achieve the aspirational goal of the Paris Agreement on climate change - limiting the increase in global average surface temperature to 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels - will requi

With nuclear energy, when things go wrong, they go very, very wrong.

It was bound to happen some time, and the time could well be now.

The demand for climate professionals is witnessing a surge, with jobs for climate scientists, policy analysts, and sustainability consultants on the rise.

Carl Roothman, chief executive officer of Sanlam Investments advocates for urgent and decisive action to address the escalating climate crisis – starting in South Africa and Africa...

By Mubarak Al Kuwari,Richard Ponzio, and Sultan BarakatDOHA/WASHINGTON, DC – Cyber-technologies, especially artificial intelligence, make possible powerful new tools for problem-solving. But they also raise serious governance challenges. In fact, unbridled competition for cyber-primacy could leave everyone worse off, a kind of “tragedy of the commons”. It might even lead to

Climate change and global warming are no longer buzzwords. They have emerged as clear indicators of an impending crisis that threatens the very fabric of global societies, economies, and food...