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New coal plants in China soar despite President Xi's pledge to 'strictly control' dirtiest fuel | Climate News - Vimarsana News

New coal plants in China soar despite President Xi's pledge to 'strictly control' dirtiest fuel | Climate News

In 2021 China promised to "strictly control" new coal power. Two years later, it surged, Global Energy Monitor found, fuelling fears about further emissions just as they should be tumbling. But the new capacity may not be used, and other countries need to step up too, GEM said.

Source: sky.com
New method to study gut microbiome opens door to new medical opportunities - Vimarsana News

New method to study gut microbiome opens door to new medical opportunities

The more diverse species in your gut, the better it is for your health. Now an international team led by the Hudson Institute of Medical Research has found a way to determine which species are important and how they interact to create a healthy microbiome.

UK net zero targets 'harder to achieve' after PM's speech - Vimarsana News

UK net zero targets 'harder to achieve' after PM's speech

The UK's climate advisers say recent changes to net zero policies make it harder to meet climate goals.

Source: yahoo.com
UK net zero targets 'harder to achieve' after PM's speech - advisers - Vimarsana News

UK net zero targets 'harder to achieve' after PM's speech - advisers

The UK's climate advisers say recent changes to net zero policies make it harder to meet climate goals.

Source: bbc.co.uk
September 2023 was world's hottest September on record by 'extraordinary' margin, new data confirms, with scientists blaming not only climate change - Vimarsana News

September 2023 was world's hottest September on record by 'extraordinary' margin, new data confirms, with scientists blaming not only climate change

The latest of many heat records broken this year is putting the world on course for its hottest year ever, and is a sign of what is to come in future, according to scientists.

Source: sky.com