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Climate Update is a monthly radio essay dedicated to exploring the impact of climate on our world. The program is produced by the 4th Grade students in the Environmental Club at Unity Point School in Carbondale, Illinois.Climate Update regularly airs the second Friday of the month on WSIU Radio
Climate Update is a monthly radio essay dedicated to exploring the impact of climate on our world. The program is produced by the 4th Grade students in the Environmental Club at Unity Point School in Carbondale, Illinois.Climate Update regularly airs the second Friday of the month on WSIU Radio.
There’s about a 40% chance that the global average temperature for at least one of the next five years will be 1.5º Celsius higher than in pre-industrial times—and the odds are only going up. That level of temperature increase would most likely be temporary, according to an annual climate update led by the U.K. Met Office and published by the World Meteorological Organization. But the figure is significant because most global leaders committed to taking actions that would limit global warming to 1.5ºC and well below 2ºC by the end of the century when they signed the Paris Agreement i...
Click here to see schedule of events for two-day summit “No nation can solve this crisis on our own,” Biden said Thursday from the White House at the opening of the event. “All of us, and particularly those of us who represent the world’s largest economies, we have to step up.” Here are some highlights: Biden Seeks $15 Billion for EV Charging Stations (3:40 p.m.) The Biden administration proposed Thursday spending $15 billion to install 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations along roads, parking lots and apartment buildings, as part of its infrastructure plan now before Congress...
Climate Update is a monthly radio essay dedicated to exploring the impact of climate on our world. The program is produced by the 4th Grade students in the