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China's Ability to Peak Carbon Emissions by 2030 Depends on Economic Growth Rate - Vimarsana News

China's Ability to Peak Carbon Emissions by 2030 Depends on Economic Growth Rate

This research is done by Professor Weidong Liu, Associate Professors Zhipeng Tang and Mengyao Han, and Dr. Wanbei Jiang from the Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Environmental News Network - Feeling the Heat - Vimarsana News

Environmental News Network - Feeling the Heat

A global perspective on environmental issues. Our mission is to inform, educate, enable and create a platform for global environmental action.

Source: enn.com
COVID and climate change shrunk our world and will shape our actions - Vimarsana News

COVID and climate change shrunk our world and will shape our actions

Ecologists and public health experts have known for decades that climate change and pandemics are linked. How can we address this dual global threat?

Phoenix Tries To Reverse Its 'Silent Storm' Of Heat Deaths - Vimarsana News

Phoenix Tries To Reverse Its 'Silent Storm' Of Heat Deaths

By 2100, Phoenix summers could resemble the 114-degree averages found in Kuwait. The city wants to become a model for coping in a warming world.

Source: wbur.org
Scientists get boost at ASU for their climate change work in the Amazon - Vimarsana News

Scientists get boost at ASU for their climate change work in the Amazon

Nearly two dozen women from South America spent this past week at Arizona State University to become more empowered to fight climate change in their communities. Patricia Solis, executive director of the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience, told the women they were at the conference because of the seriousness of climate change. “There’s a gap in women’s engagement and

Source: asu.edu