Bord na Mona transport workers vote for strike over outsourcing threat
November 8th, 2017
Bord na Móna (BNM) transport workers have voted unanimously for an all-out strike in opposition to an alleged attempt by management to outsource jobs to...
Xi expected to skirt climate issue with Trump
As leaders of the world’s two largest economies and carbon emitters meet in Beijing today, climate change is expected to be given little spotlight,...
Guest post: How China has reduced the carbon footprint of developed countries
Dr Glen Peters, Robbie Andrew, and Dr Jan Ivar Korsbakken are senior researchers at the CICERO Center for International Climate Research in Norway.
We tend...
James Hansen Says Countries Can Fight Climate Change by Suing Polluters
National Geographic
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Climate finance helps ayahuasca culture protect remote Amazon forest
A light shower cooled the warm Amazon night as the Yawanawá priests started serving ayahuasca.
After my second cup of the bitter psychedelic brew, the rainforest...
It is time for the UN climate process to tackle fossil fuel supply
This week, negotiators are gathered in Germany for the annual UN climate change conference. If previous meetings are any indication, the negotiating halls will...
UN climate talks: India puts heat on rich countries, China takes softer stance
India and China had a lot to disagree with each other over the past year: border dispute, trade friction, glitches in water data sharing,...
Me too: I left the climate movement because of its toxic culture
I left the climate movement a year ago because I felt it didn’t value me or honour the people who dedicated their lives to...
Rapid CO2 cuts could allow some cool-water corals to adapt to global warming
Posted on 8 November 2017 by Guest Author
This is a re-post from Carbon Brief by Daisy Dunne
Some of the world’s most diverse coral reefs are...
Hot news from the Antarctic underground
By Carol Rasmussen,NASA's Earth Science News Team
Study Bolsters Theory of Heat Source Under West Antarctica
A new NASA study adds evidence that a geothermal heat...










