Climate Crisis 101: Everything You Need to Know
"All of humanity is not equally responsible for the climate crisis. Certain nations, companies and individuals have emitted significantly more greenhouse gases than others."
Rate of Global Warming Reached a Record High in 2023, Scientists Say
92% of extreme heat in 2023 was attributed to human activities, such as fossil fuel emissions.
Increasing Renewable Energy Use in the U.S. Brings Billions in Benefits, Study Finds
Result? "a decrease of 992.1 million tons of carbon emissions, equivalent to taking 71 million cars off the road annually"
NOAA Predicts 8 to 13 Atlantic Hurricanes for 2024
"It is the most storms ever predicted by NOAA in a preseason forecast.."
Coal Capacity Increased 2% Globally in 2023, the Most Since 2016
"Last year marked the lowest retirement of coal capacity of any year in over a decade."
Phoenix Passes Historic Ordinance Giving Outdoor Workers Protection From Extreme Heat
In 2023, Phoenix and Maricopa County recorded 985 heat related deaths.
Fashion Accountability Report Slams Brands Such as Temu, Fashion Nova and Skims for Environmental Impacts
The highest scoring brand (among 52 assessed) got all of 40 out of 150 points
Arizona’s Health Department Adds Chief Heat Officer
Arizona is the first state to bring on a statewide official dedicated specifically to preparing the public for the effects of extreme heat.
Arctic Waters Are Emitting More Carbon as They Warm, Study Finds
The Arctic Ocean may be the planet’s smallest ocean, but it is an important carbon sink that absorbs up to 198 million tons of carbon annually.
Environmental Groups Ask Norwegian Court to Stop 3 Oil and Gas Fields in North Sea
From EcoWatch Environmental organizations Greenpeace Nordic and Young Friends of the Earth Norway are asking an Oslo district court to stop the development of three oil and gas fields in
