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In a race for cleaner energy, Iowa State professors say the time is now for comprehensive research of alternative energy sources. Rodney Fox, a distinguished professor in chemical and biological engineering, has been involved in the research of greener energy solutions for years as the push becomes even greater from consumers and policymakers. Fox has...

Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) chairperson Sonia Gandhi and party leader Rahul Gandhi are likely to attend the swearing-in ceremony.

This is scaring so many people, but is full of mistakes and has no scientific credibility. Its written by a couple of businessmen, with a foreword by a retired admiral, and no scientific peer review.

Tariye Gbadegesin, co-chair of the Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI), explains why Africa could play an integral role in future voluntary car

In addition, the World Health Organization warns that climate change could cause an additional 250,000 deaths per year by 2050 from heat stress, air pollution, and other factors

By Sarah McFarlane, Valerie Volcovici and Jake Spring DUBAI (Reuters) - Ahead of the toughest phase of U.N. climate negotiations, COP28 President Sult...

By Sarah McFarlane, Valerie Volcovici and Jake Spring DUBAI (Reuters) - Ahead of the toughest phase of U.N. climate negotiations, COP28 President Sult...

I’ve been trying to bring attention to the biological dimension of climate, that part of the climate driven and orchestrated by living things and the processes between them.

Making sense of this COP means looking at optics and interests, and sadly not outcomes.

The outcome of the most important climate negotiations in years could rest on the ambiguity surrounding one linchpin term, according to experts: "unabated fossil fuels".Among the menu of hotly contested options negotiators have picked over this week include an agreement to accelerate "efforts towards phasing out unabated fossil fuels" and to cut their use to reach net-zero by around mid-century.