The forgotten role of logistics in achieving net-zero
Logistics accounts for about 12% of global CO2 emissions.
Zero-emission commercial vehicle sales grow, but adoption lags outside China
More than 38,000 zero-emission trucks sold globally in the first half of 2024. Europe and the U.S. experience uneven adoption rates, with few sales in some countries.
Turning the Tide on Climate Change
Every person’s actions can influence larger systemic changes, reinforcing the idea that collective effort matters.
Study charts how Earth’s global temperature has drastically changed over the past 485 million years, driven by COâ‚‚
"The speed of warming puts species and ecosystems around the world at risk and is causing a rapid rise in sea level."
What Happened to the Hole in the Ozone Layer?
The global response to the ozone crisis demonstrates the effectiveness of international cooperation in environmental protection.
Cities Will Suffer Health and Infrastructure Crisis Under 3° C vs. 1.5° C Warming, With Low-income Cities Worst Impacted
Cities could see a 56% increase in heat wave occurrences under 3°C, leading to severe public health implications.
No Mention of Fossil Fuel Phaseout in COP29 Presidency’s Agenda
The absence of a fossil fuel phaseout in COP29’s agenda highlights a significant gap in addressing the root of climate change, as fossil fuels remain the largest source of greenhouse
Heat Pump Surge Faces Hurdles with New Refrigerants, Lack of Technicians
The heat pump industry adapts to new refrigerants, faces a shortage of skilled technicians, and navigates uneven regulations.
New Report Lays Out How US Can Address Its ‘Fair Share’ of the Climate Crisis
The U.S. is called to recognize and address its significant contributions to the climate crisis, striving to become a global leader in climate action.
What Is The Biggest Contributor To Methane Emissions: Fossil Fuels Or Cattle?
Achieving a 45% reduction in methane by 2050 is crucial to limit global warming, emphasizing the need for swift action in the agricultural sector.
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