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Li Ching Accurso, the Art Professor of Columbia College, has an exhibition of oil paintings and watercolors currently on view in the Manzanita Building, Columbia College Campus until April 30th from 8am to 5pm and at the Tuolumne County Library through March 8th from 9 am to 5pm. Li Ching is intrigued with the rich

Just over one month has passed since COP28 closed its doors in Dubai, UAE, giving members of the Food4Climate Pavilion time to reflect on the climate change conference. Was food high enough on the agenda? And what’s on the menu for COP29?

The first global declaration on reducing emissions from food production is a start, researchers say—but it sidesteps contentious issues such as meat consumption

The first global declaration on reducing the eye-watering emissions from food production is a start, say researchers – but sidesteps some of the most contentious issues. The first global declaration on reducing the eye-watering emissions from food production is a start, say researchers – but sidesteps some of the most contentious issues.

Over 130 prime ministers and presidents have today signed the Emirates Declaration at COP28 – a first of its kind commitment to adapt and ‘transform’ food systems as part of action on the climate crisis.

Global agri-food systems are the climate solution, the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU Dongyu has said.

Here is what happened on day two of the climate summit

Michael Shum Hong Kong athletes have bagged two bronze medals in table tennis and triathlon at the Hangzhou Asian Games yesterday, putting t...

Carbon Brief breaks down the history of biodiversity offsets, where and how they are being used around the world and concerns surrounding their use.

On Monday 20 March, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released the final part of its Sixth Assessment Report. The report was clear about the catastrophic effect that climate change could have on the food supply worldwide, devastating agriculture and fishing particularly in countries in South and Central America, Asia, and Africa. However, they also provided a number of solutions, both to mitigate the effects of climate change, and in the long-term, to reduce them.