Climate Change: Where are We and Where are We Going, in Five Recent Books?
"The consequences of a 2°C increase in global average temperature cannot be reversed on a human timescale. Climate does not work that way."
Can Sustainable Aviation Fuels Enable Guilt-Free Flying?
Although the production of SAF doubled in 2022, it still represents merely 0.1% of total jet fuel production.
A Future Without Environmentalism Is the Goal
The first Earth Day catalyzed the establishment of the EPA and major
America’s Ten Most Endangered Rivers Announced in New Report
Half of US rivers face unsafe pollution levels & freshwater species are
Top five countries with the highest energy transition scores
Did you guess Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, and France?
1.5 degrees Celsius is here and now
"47% likelihood that the global temperature averaged over the entire five-year 2024-2028 period will exceed 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era”
#ShowYourStripes Day: What the ‘Warming Stripes’ Tell Us About Climate Change
"the 'warming stripes' are visual representations of annual or monthly temperature anomalies for a specific location or region over the past 100+ years"
Just Stop Oil: Climate protesters spray orange powder over Stonehenge
Inside: Do socially disruptive climate protests actually work?
Movie Trailer | Summer Blockbuster
Yellow Dot Studios is a non-profit production studio founded by Academy Award-winning writer-director-producer Adam McKay to fight back on climate disinformation and inaction.
Five things we learned from the UN’s climate mega-poll
"Almost two-thirds of people in Uganda say they think about climate change every day while less than one-third of people in the US, Japan, China, France or the UK do
Courage or Hope? Facing the Climate Future
"The fact is, we’re not doing something about climate. You noticed that, right?"
Analysis: Wind and solar added more to global energy than any other source in 2023
"record global demand for energy saw coal and oil use also reaching new highs last year"
City sprawl is now large enough to sway global warming over land
Once thought to cover too little of the Earth's surface to affect climate at larger scales, the new work suggests that urbanization does indeed have a detectable influence on global
Visualized: Renewable Energy Capacity Through Time (2000–2023)
Global renewable energy capacity has grown by 415% since 2000, however, many large and wealthy regions, including the United States and Europe, have lower renewable capacity growth.
