Raising Hope Climate Conference: “That iceberg did not die in vain”
Columban Missionaries team with melting iceberg A photo of Pope Leo blessing a melting piece of iceberg from…
When Will Companies Grasp the Cost of Climate Change?
For as long as I can remember, adaptation and resilience have been ugly ducklings of sorts in the…
Pope Leo XIV Blesses 20,000-Year-Old Ice at Rome Climate Conference
At the Raising Hope conference in Rome this week, Pope Leo XIV blessed a 20,000-year-old piece of Greenland glacial ice…
The Frayed Edge: Is Fashion Quiet Quitting on Climate?
Subscribe to The Frayed Edge by Sarah Kent, a weekly newsletter on how to build a cleaner, fairer…
Bonaire, Greenpeace demand climate protection at Dutch court
Residents of Dutch-Caribbean island Bonaire and Greenpeace Netherlands take on the Dutch State in court on 7 and…
Guest View: Future-proofing data centres in the face of climate change | Opinion Pieces
Demand for new data centres is rapidly growing worldwide, primarily driven by the explosion of data from artificial…
Aral Sea Collapse Offers Lessons for Climate, Water Security, Says US Scholar
ASTANA — Once the world’s fourth-largest inland sea, the Aral Sea has become a global symbol of ecological…
Climate change made damage from Super Typhoon Ragasa significantly worse, study warns
A warming Earth also made Ragasa – the strongest storm recorded this year – more powerful when it…
Governor Ferguson, Senator Cantwell condemn loss of $1.1B for Washington energy projects | Spokane News
UPDATE: October 2, 2025 at 6:33 p.m. Washington Senator Maria Cantwell also released the following statement responding to the…
The Challenge of Building Climate-Resilient Schools
It’s been 10 days since the official start of fall in North America, and a month since the…
Nigeria Lost About 16% of Oil Output During 3-Day Dangote
(Bloomberg) — Nigeria suffered significant crude and gas production losses after a three-day oil workers’ strike that threatened…
Study finds wildfires are now four times more frequent due to climate change
WASHINGTON — Earth’s nastiest and costliest wildfires are blazing four times more often now than they did in…