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Governments and businesses are relying on dangerous amounts of future removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, instead of more rapidly reducing emis

In our new paper, we assess the level of sustainability risks that could be triggered by the use of various different land-based CO2 removal techniques

The climate extremists, ignoring the fact that the earth has gone through cooling and warming phases, want to build a giant umbrella the size of Argentina to block the sun quickly. If not, they could move the earth with hydrogen bombs. This is not satire, and it has reached the highest levels. Space

A recent report shows that climate change has drastically increased the severity of the current drought in the globally-critical Amazon Basin.

We can expect radical changes in sustainability accounting over the next few years. Developing a sustainability mindset for yourself and your students seems like a good place to start, write Sulaiman Aliyu and Toby York

The National Academy of Sciences has awarded this year’s John J. Carty Award for the Advancement of Science to Ben Santer, the eminent climate scientist who spent most of his

‘Move fast, break things’ approach runs into issues of tribal authority.

Low-oxygen regions in the ocean could be prime spots for sequestering biomass—a potential strategy for fighting climate change. But each site has its pros and cons.

A survey in southern China’s Pearl River Delta, a region prone to flooding and storm surges, provides insights into climate adaptation strategies

Bárbara Tapia Cortés from the World Meteorological Organization explains how El Niño and global warming are affecting the region