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Youngest adults exhibit significantly higher levels of concern, with young women most worried about climate change, notes EPA

Link to climate activism is seven times stronger for anger than it is for hope, say Norwegian researchers

This would help in mitigating the impacts of climate change and ensure that the country is on a sustainable and resilient path towards a better future

“People do not learn from problems by reading about problems,” Cheryl Dahle, Climate Initiative manager of the Solutions Journalism Network, said in a recent online session on solutions journalism.In a world where misinformation and disinformation about climate change run rampant, there is an urgent need to disseminate accurate, timely information regarding the severity of the

PETALING JAYA: Most Malaysians are still unaware of climate change and its effects due to the lack of the public education and reading materials on the issue, say experts.

A massive majority (84%) of Indians believe that global warming is a reality that can no longer be ignored according to a nationwide survey conducted by CVoter on behalf of the Yale Programme of Climate Change Communication.

The survey also revealed that 54 per cent of Indians either know just a little about global warming or have never heard of it while 9 per cent stated that they knew a lot about global warming.

Senate Republicans boycotted the proceeding over objections to Sarah Bloom Raskin as the central bank's Wall Street regulator. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Only 9% of people think Ireland is too small to make a difference on the climate, a new EPA report has found.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has today (Friday, December 10) published the first report from its ‘Climate Change in the Irish Mind’ project.