Scientists worldwide agree that to limit global warming to 2C, consumers – especially in the developed world – must largely change their diets. Reducing meat consumption and substituting […]

June 21, 2024 marks the seventh annual Show Your Stripes Day – an event dedicated to growing global awareness about human-caused climate change and turning the climate conversation into […]

Roads melting, fires raging, people dying – the fact that we are living in a climate crisis has never been more apparent than at this moment in time. […]

The influence of the El Niño weather pattern and infrastructure failures were also identified as contributing factors to the deadly floods in Southern Brazil. — The devastating floods […]

An estimated 6.3 billion people – about 78% of the global population – experienced at least 31 days of atypical warmth, which anthropogenic climate change made at least two times […]

Near-record Atlantic Ocean temperatures and the development of La Niña conditions in the Pacific will likely lead to above-normal hurricane activity in the Atlantic basin this year, NOAA […]

Of the 380 IPCC climate scientists interviewed by the Guardian, 77% think humanity is headed for at least 2.5C of global warming. — Hopeless, broken, terrified, worried. Recent […]

After 15 years of charged academic debate, the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) earlier this year announced its rejection of the official proposal to formalize the Anthropocene […]

In an exclusive interview with Earth.Org, Professor Johan Rockström, the lead scientist behind the planetary boundaries framework, discusses how recent climate trends are worrying the scientific community and […]

Tuesday’s ruling established a binding legal precedent for all signatories to the European Convention on Human Rights and could set an important precedent for future climate litigation cases. […]