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Big oil companies face scrutiny over their commitments to achieving climate net zero, raising questions about accountability and environmental impact.
China, the biggest polluter, may be ready to change its approach to climate action.
Terry and Suruchi Badwal discuss India's extreme heat and its impact on productivity and health.
Seaweed supplement asparagopsis could cut livestock methane emissions by over 90%.
The Netherlands showcases sustainable construction with Rotterdam's Sawa project aiming for Net Zero.
Every hour, sunlight can power humanity for a year, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Climate change threatens wine production, impacting crops most susceptible to its effects.
In British Columbia, record heat waves have led to the deaths of up to one billion shellfish, severely impacting the local aquaculture industry and ecosystems.
Canada's wildfires force thousands to evacuate, with military aid deployed in British Columbia.
Istanbul Canal is a colossal project that threatens the environment and displaces thousands.
President Barack Obama proposes regulating carbon emissions from U.S. power plants.
Cape Town faces an imminent water crisis as it approaches Day Zero, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions amid severe drought conditions.
David Cameron unveils a Conservative poster in Yorkshire while Clarkson causes a public stir.
Firefighters in La Palma, Spain, combat a large blaze as heat wave conditions escalate.
Athens faces extreme heat, closing the Acropolis and impacting local businesses and tourism.
Rome locals face extreme heat under a red alert, struggling with sweltering conditions.
Italy faces extreme heat with temperatures reaching 12 degrees above average this August.
Drax power station in North Yorkshire plans a carbon capture plant to combat climate change.
A film team in Greenland faces polar bears while searching for walrus underwater.
Stronger economic growth in China in 2017 resulted in a record high in global greenhouse gas emissions, reversing three years of stagnation.
Heavy rains in China cause deadly floods in Henan province, trapping hundreds in Zhengzhou.
Hangzhou, China, promotes cycling to combat pollution while SUV sales rise sharply.
China's Yellow River faces water shortages due to rising energy demands and coal projects.
In 2015, world leaders are set to meet in Paris to finalize an international agreement to address climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Green energy policies are not harming developing countries, with China leading in solar investments.
People can contribute to overcoming climate change by recycling and avoiding plastic bags.
Some world leaders deny climate change despite clear scientific evidence of its impact.
Kazim Kazan's ice cellar in Batakai faces challenges from warming permafrost.
Climate change is causing severe conditions in the Pantanal, impacting wildlife and prompting grassroots movements like the Environmental Justice Foundation to empower communities.
Thwaites Glacier threatens global sea levels, impacting the UK and requiring adaptation.
The future in 2050 shows climate catastrophe in Doha and Austin, raising urgent questions.
Climate change poses a critical threat to global economies, necessitating the preservation of 80 percent of fossil fuel reserves and strong legislative action to mitigate its impacts.
The UK can stop global temperatures rising by cutting emissions through simple actions.
Chennai faces a severe water crisis due to a relentless heatwave and drought conditions.
Four young women lead the fight for historic climate change legislation in the U.S.
Rachel Harrington and Florence Miller discuss urgent climate philanthropy in London.
Extinction Rebellion members spray fake blood on the Treasury in London, but it backfires.
Marc Philippe Eskenazi sings global warming-themed Christmas carols in New York City, blending humor with messages about climate change.
In April 2020, global carbon emissions dropped by around 17 percent as lockdowns brought cities to a standstill.
COVID-19 slows the world down, reducing emissions in China, Italy, and American cities temporarily.
Greta Thunberg shifts 'Fridays for Future' to online strikes amid coronavirus-related CO2 drops.
El Nino returns, raising alarms over extreme weather and health risks in the U.S. Northeast.
Increasing consumption patterns among Chinese Millennials highlight the challenges and opportunities for businesses to create a circular economy amid rising CO2 emissions.
Pakistan faces devastating floods, submerging villages and roads, affecting millions.
Wildfires devastate the US west coast, with California facing nearly 5,000 square kilometers burned.
Bill Gates is urged to lead the fight against climate change and divest from fossil fuels.
Cyclone Freddy devastates Malawi, causing nearly a hundred deaths and widespread destruction.
Oil production in Nigeria raises critical safety concerns, highlighting the risks of explosions and environmental damage while calling for improved practices.
