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The Dead Sea's stricken shoreline reveals cracked earth as it faces rapid disappearance.
Shell has spent over $6 billion on Arctic drilling without producing any oil yet.
China, the biggest polluter, may be ready to change its approach to climate action.
Seattle's Boeing focuses on sustainable aviation fuel to reduce emissions in aviation.
The UK can stop global temperatures rising by cutting emissions through simple actions.
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.
Bill Gates is urged to lead the fight against climate change and divest from fossil fuels.
America's oil and gas pipelines face major obstacles amid a great change sweeping over the industry.
Exxon researched climate change in 1977, supported by The John and Catherine Foundation.
Germany seeks non-Russian energy sources with Spain and Portugal amid Ukraine conflict.
Germany partners with Namibia to produce green hydrogen for a sustainable future.
Greenpeace activists face water blasts and terrorism accusations from Russian authorities.
Farmers in County Offaly, Ireland, face pressure to cut emissions by 25% by 2030.
U.S. banana production harms farmers globally, highlighting corporate greed and accountability issues.
Federica addresses the debate on economic growth and its environmental impact this week.
Jeremy Clarkson becomes the face of The Guardian's fossil fuel divestment campaign.
Diners enjoying meats at London’s James Street learn about lab-grown meat's benefits.
Nuclear power is making a comeback after decades of decline amid climate change efforts.
Over 70 percent of all oil is sold as fuel, making it a dominant energy source that powers cars and industries worldwide.
Richard Werthamer highlights Exxon's role in climate change and carbon dioxide discussions.
The internal combustion engine's decline is crucial for achieving Net Zero amid climate change.
Richard Long releases water from Houston's reservoirs after Harvey to prevent greater flooding.
Achieving net zero carbon emissions requires urgent policy changes, consumer behavior shifts, and investment strategies, as highlighted by Lombard Odier's advocacy for decarbonization.
Norsepower's wind power solution aims to reduce emissions in the shipping industry.
Ricardo Romero's Las Cañadas Farm in Veracruz uses carbon farming to combat climate change.
Sheffield's first direct air capture plant converts atmospheric CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel, supporting Virgin Atlantic's decarbonization efforts.
The Cardinal Hickory Creek project aims to connect renewable energy from Northern Iowa to Wisconsin but faces significant opposition from local communities concerned about environmental impacts.
Meat consumption contributes a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions, with agriculture projected to increase emissions by 80% by 2050 if trends continue.
China leads in clean technology while being the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases since 2012.
Johan Sverdrup, Norway's largest oil field discovery in three decades, contains 2.7 billion barrels of oil and could generate $100 billion over 50 years.
Bill McKibben argues we must keep fossil fuels in the ground to avoid catastrophic global warming.
Orkney uses strong winds to produce hydrogen for ferries, cutting emissions and pollution.
George Monbiot meets Andy Harrison to discuss easyJet's ecojet and carbon emissions.
Shell's investments in Canadian tar sands, which produce more carbon dioxide than conventional oil, are questioned by George Monbiot in a tense interview with CEO Jeroen van de Veer.
