Study finds drought recoveries taking longer

Global patterns of drought recovery time, in months. The longest recovery times are depicted in shades of blue and pink, with the shortest recovery...

Global warming could cause yield of sorghum crops to drop ‘substantially’

Rising global temperatures could cause yields of sorghum – a cereal crop known for its resilience to heat stress and drought – to fall...

Countries urged to start bargaining over negative emissions

Countries need to start negotiating who will take responsibility for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, two scientists argued in Nature Climate Change on...

Environmental Pillar’s submission to the Citizen’s Assembly

August 11th, 2017 The Irish Citizens Assembly will be putting deliberative democracy to the test very soon in relation to Ireland’s implementation of environmental policy....

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