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An X-ray of 171 years' worth of greenhouse gases: From those historically responsible for the climate crisis to the largest emitters today | Climate - Vimarsana News

An X-ray of 171 years' worth of greenhouse gases: From those historically responsible for the climate crisis to the largest emitters today | Climate

The U.S. and EU have expelled a third of all the carbon dioxide generated by humanity since 1850. However, according to a U.N. report, China is, by far, the largest emitter today

Source: elpais.com
Nations must go further than current Paris pledges or face global warming - Vimarsana News

Nations must go further than current Paris pledges or face global warming

Nations must go further than current Paris pledges or face global warming   Nairobi: As global temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions break records,

The world may be on track for tripling renewables – and that's what we need - Vimarsana News

The world may be on track for tripling renewables – and that's what we need

According to a new report, governments plan to double renewable capacity by 2030, and tripling is within sight.

Mars' CFO on spending $1 billion to reduce emissions and integrating sustainability into 'the core of the business' - Vimarsana News

Mars' CFO on spending $1 billion to reduce emissions and integrating sustainability into 'the core of the business'

"Forty percent of my variable remuneration is tied to climate actions and reputation," Claus Aagaard says.

Global Temperatures Keep Breaching New Thresholds; How Is This Affecting Latinos? - Vimarsana News

Global Temperatures Keep Breaching New Thresholds; How Is This Affecting Latinos?

A new UN Climate report predicts that global temperatures will rise by 3°C by 2100 if policies and implementation continue the way they are