Food costs more because of climate change – and it will get worse
Rising temperatures will drive up food inflation by between 0.9 and 3.2% a year by 2035
DOE’s Much-Needed Atlantic Offshore Wind Roadmap
US offshore wind is currently held back by a lack of transmission lines. This report details the optimal places to build them.
IPCC Chair’s remarks during the Opening of the Copenhagen Climate Ministerial
Adaptation action is not progressing fast enough, with most efforts small in scale and focusing on planning rather than implementation.
Billionaire who made fortune from coal is building world’s largest renewable energy plant visible from space – New York Post
Headline wins the climate/ political/ "may billionaires save us" olympics.
New EPA, DOE fuel regs give automakers longer to reduce CO2 emissions
The US Supreme Court is considering cases that could potentially overturn the Chevron doctrine, impacting federal regulations, including the EPA's ability to regulate pollution.
‘Dirty Dozen’ Guide Shows 95% of These Fruits and Veggies Tested Positive for Pesticides
Nearly 75% of non-organic fruits and veggies contain toxic pesticides, with the "dirty dozen" testing as high as 95%.
Oil Execs Happily Admit They’re Not Worried About Climate Policy
Big Oil CEOs are admitting they have no plan to reduce emissions and are focusing on carbon capture instead.
Earth 2: NVIDIA’s next-gen AI weather oracle for the entire planet – New Atlas
NVIDIA is utilizing accelerated computing to drive environmental sustainability initiatives and climate action through the Earth-2 platform.
Only Seven Countries Met WHO Air Quality Standards in 2023, Report Finds
"Just seven countries met WHO’s annual PM2.5 guidelines — Australia, New Zealand, Estonia, Iceland, Finland, Grenada and Mauritius."
‘Sirens Are Blaring’: WMO Says 2023 Shattered Key Climate Metrics
2023 was a record-breaking year for climate change with rising temperatures, melting ice caps, and devastating extreme weather events.
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