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Politics get in the way as the EU’s three largest economies, also its biggest polluters, fall short of cleaning up their act

As our planet continues to heat up at an alarming rate, carbon credits, markets and trading have been promoted as effective measures to combat global warming.

The police watchdog that investigated the firearms officer charged with Chris Kaba’s murder is itself in turmoil after its boss was forced to quit over child sex allegations.

Next week, when Energy Action Network meets for its annual summit, the nonprofit’s members and guests will have plenty to discuss.

Met office says 1,249.3 mm rain, 84.9 percent of season’s average, has fallen since June.

Western Piedmont Community College celebrating the opening of its new skilled trades center on Tuesday. The center will teach people to become electricians, plumbers, carpenters and other professions in the construction industry.

By Andy May The argument about the proper way to estimate error in the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecast (ECMWF) ERA5 weather reanalysis dataset between Nicola Scafetta and Gavin Schmidt has finally been published by Geophysical Research Letters. Schmidt, Jones, and Kennedy’s comment is here (Schmidt, Jones, & Kennedy, 2023), and Scafetta’s response is

Climate change alarmist Al Gore has blasted the fossil fuel industry, accusing fuel companies of “using the atmosphere as an open sewer.”

The foreign minister admits Australia needs to be better prepared for another dangerous bushfire season, as an early heatwave leaves parts of the country edging towards disaster.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has criticized wealthier nations for taking their time to meet climate change commitments.