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The United Nations on Friday unveiled a satellite-based system to detect methane emissions as part of efforts to reduce the main contributor to global warming.

These systems are critical to maintaining the quality, nutritional value and safety of food, especially as an estimated 14 percent of all food produced for human consumption is lost before it even reaches consumers.

Climate Action Tracker said in a report that the world will heat up by an average of 2.7C by 2100 that's very, very deep into the danger zone.

Prompted by the Paris Agreement, scientists in 2018 published a major report finding that an additional half-degree Celsius of warming considerably upped the odds of harsher climate impacts

More than half of Chinas mangroves effectively protected: official-

GENEVA, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- More than 55 percent of China mangroves are included in protected areas, making it one of the few countries in the world with a net i

Research from ACSI shows corporate Australia is not on target to help limit global warming to 1.5C by 2050.

United Nations climate negotiations on Sunday offered a sliver of hope and

Robust economic growth would speed up technological progress and investment in new energy

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