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U.S. climate envoy John Kerry turns 80 on Monday, and throughout his decades in politics, he has made many predictions about climate change that have not panned out.

Univadis Italy recently spoke to a Belgian intensive care physician who, as a member of the Shifters health professionals committee, is working on decarbonizing the economy.

Many people are terrified by the prospect of imminent social collapse because of the climate and nature crisis. The effects of the crisis are already here and being felt in Britain with heatwaves and floods, while many people in poorer countries are being forced to leave their lands and homes. Yet governments seem incapable of responding adequately. The result can be sadness, despair, desperation, and doomism—a sense that we are doomed and nothing can be done. Those of us concerned about the c...

60 maritime organizations and partners agree on a course to deliver the IMO’s net-zero strategy at Shaping the Future of Shipping at COP28.

The "COPs" are the only foundation we will have on which to build an international executive body that co-ordinates the struggle to slow down what could be runaway warming, Gwynne Dyer writes

Rob Gardner, founder of Rebalance Earth, asks what makes Nature an asset class – and how can we make investing in green pay?

Sudden temperature drops in winter, sweltering and frequent heatwaves in summer, poor rainfall during monsoon, and four cyclones marked this year, and the experts blame it on climate change.

Right-wing media coverage of this year’s COP28 global climate summit included mocking, downplaying, and denying the reality that the climate crisis is increasingly claiming lives through extreme weather and climate-fueled disease — tactics right-wing media figures have deployed for at least the past three years. On December 4, Hillary Clinton participated in a COP28 panel focused on the key role women play in building a climate-resilient world. During her remarks, Clinton referenced a recent...

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, (AFP) – At least 100 elephants have died in Zimbabwe's biggest national park as water holes have dried up, an international animal welfare group said Monday. The Internatio...

‘The Cook Islands is highly vulnerable and at risk to extreme events’