New study brings Antarctic ice loss into sharper focus

By Pat Brennan,NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory A NASA study based on an innovative technique for crunching torrents of satellite data provides the clearest picture yet...

Every five-year delay in meeting Paris goals could ‘add 20cm’ to global sea levels

Failure to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement within the next few decades could have long-lasting impacts on global sea level rise in...

Environmental NGOs welcome overdue consultation on UK nuclear station

February 20th, 2018 Today’s launch of a public consultation on a planned British nuclear power station less than 250km from the Irish coast is welcome...

Former UN chief Ban Ki-Moon to lead global ‘green growth’ push

Former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon will take over as head of a global organisation promoting sustainable economic growth, it was announced on Tuesday. Ban was elected president and...

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