‘There Is No Climate Crisis’ Says Fracking CEO Chris Wright, Trump’s Pick to Head Department of Energy
Wright: “There is no climate crisis, and we’re not in the midst of an energy transition, either”
COP16 Ends Without Consensus on Financing for Nature Conservation
COP16 biodiversity summit ends in disappointment, with countries failing to agree on $200 billion funding for conservation by 2030.
Biden-Harris Admin Pledges $3 Billion to Electrify and Clean Up U.S. Ports
"The EPA Clean Ports grants are funded by the Inflation Reduction Act and will be awarded to 55 selectees in 27 states and territories."
Climate Scientists Warn Nordic Ministers of Risk of Major Ocean Current Collapse
The letter calls for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and highlights the growing risks associated with AMOC’s potential collapse.
Chickpeas Could Become a Major Protein Source for Their Drought-Resistant Properties, Study Says
"Chickpeas are the fourth largest grown legume crop in the world, but they aren’t one of the nine primary crops on which humans base their diets."
Bottled Water Is Taking an Increasing Toll on Planetary and Human Health, Experts Warn
One million bottles sold every minute worldwide. Bottled water contributes to pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Clean Energy Jobs in U.S. Are Growing at a Rate 2x as Fast as Overall Jobs: DOE Report
Clean energy jobs are booming in the U.S., with solar and wind leading the charge.
Wind and Solar Produced More Energy Than Coal in the U.S. From January Through July This Year, a First
From wind farms to solar panels, renewable energy is taking over, surpassing coal and stabilizing the grid.
Nearly 1 in 4 Members of Congress Are Climate Change Deniers: Report
Climate deniers in Congress are hindering progress on climate change, perpetuating misinformation, and protecting fossil fuel profits while ignoring the warning signs of global warming.
Antarctica’s Record Heat Wave Brings Temps 50°F Above Normal
Antarctica's polar vortex weakening, causing heat wave and cold fronts.
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