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Clean Creatives has published a list of agencies with coal, oil and gas clients

It is the second Monday of October which means the state of New Mexico is recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day with various events.

The fact that a studious work is not available on Amazon is enough to pique curiosity. After all, Amazon usually gives the public access to nearly all books, including those on the extreme left and extreme right.

Understanding of how climate change and habitat loss could drive fungi extinctions is being hamstrung by knowledge gaps in how many species currently exist.

EDITOR – The current concerns expressed by farmers about the knock-on consequences of the reduction in the nitrate’s derogation are well-founded, particularly in West Cork where the purchase of additional land is not easy. Holly Cairns suggest that her constituency will be o

The BBC finds that there have been a record number of days in 2023 that breached the 1.5C temperature limit.

The Sikkim climate disaster is a wake up call. The frequency and severity of such events are going to increase exponentially in the future, climatologists say

But 2023 is "on track" to be the hottest year on record, and 2024 could be hotter.

The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) convened at Rajiv Bhawan on Friday in a determined protest against the Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) misleading propaganda.

When Cop28 starts next month, Sultan Al Jaber will be front and centre. He is the United Arab Emirates’ choice to head up the climate talks – and he also happens to be head of the national oil company. What’s the problem with that, he asks