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<p>Yale School of the Environment’s Karen Seto and an international group of leading scientists call for an urgent change in the governance of urban expansion as the world’s cities continue to grow at unprecedented rates.</p>

There has been a long-running effort to force social media outlets to censor messages that those in power don’t like.  Operating under the false flag of countering hate, the misnamed not-for-profit (in the UK and UK) Center for Countering Digital Hate has run many successful operations to de-platform political and social  opponents of its founder:…

Humanity is on the verge of triggering at least five major tipping points which could see the collapse of ice sheets, ecosystems and food production, according to a new report.

Carbon dioxide removals must start at scale sooner than people think

Given declining oil demand and the move toward low-carbon energy sources, global refining may need to adapt to ensure that it plays a role in the accelerating energy transition.

From the NoTricksZone By Kenneth Richard Doubling the 2005 CO2 concentration (380 ppm) to 760 ppm only produces a globally-averaged 2.26 W/m² perturbation at the top of the atmosphere (TOA). This doubled-CO2 forcing is close to 0 W/m² for large portions of the globe – including below 0 W/m² for Antarctica. The IPCC claims doubling CO2…

In the world of climate science, measuring and naming the "hottest" and "wettest" years on record is a meticulous process.

Oil demand growth has started to show signs of slowing, and demand is expected to begin to decline by 2030 across all scenarios.

With a wide range of applications, natural gas is expected to play a pivotal role in the energy transition, with global demand expected to grow past 2030 before dropping as the energy transition progresses.

While global CO<sub>2</sub> emissions are projected to decline after 2025 across scenarios, temperatures are still likely to increase by 1.5°C before 2035, making adaptation and mitigation efforts essential.