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From Nepal to the Indian region of the Hindu Kush, snow-deprived mountain peaks are alarming about the consequences of global warming and climate change.

"All the parks are showing drastic changes in the occurrence probability of rhinos," researchers wrote in a new paper.

These graphic nonfiction books deal with difficult issues regarding climate change, fossil fuel extraction and the loss of natural spaces.

Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and others are likely to shrink in the coming decades, according to a new study. Austin is among the cities poised for growth

Dr. Song Gao, teaching Professor in the Chemistry Department at Georgetown University, will present his talk, “Atmospheric Aerosols and Super Greenhouse Gases: chemical transformation and policy implications for global governance on ozone layer, climate and plastics,” as part of the ECo Talks series produced by the Earth Commons. About the Speaker: Dr. Song Gao recently […]

From the column: "The rate of warming is pushing us toward a shared catastrophe due to a lack of leadership, courage, and commitment."

Findings suggest a positive outlook on public attitudes towards resilience-centred water governance, both now and especially for the future.

With the five new members, the watchdog can immediately start to address complaints against officers. But ultimate power over disciplinary action remains with the police.

In a bid to analyse and assist the air quality in the Middle East, the University of Nizwa and the Environmental Authority have collaborated with NASA to establish an air quality modelling project in Oman.