As the Maldives Gains Tourists, Its Losing Its Beaches
Guraidhoo JournalBy KAI SCHULTZMarch 30, 2017GURAIDHOO, Maldives — From the foyer of his small guesthouse some 100 feet from the shoreline, Mohamed Nizar, 52, was wondering...
Kofi Annan: lutter contre le changement climatique, même sans les Etats-Unis
Kofi Annan, le 6 décembre 2016 à RangounRomeo GACAD
Le reste du monde poursuivra l'élan donné à Paris à la lutte contre le changement climatique,...
The religious case for caring about climate change
What makes a person decide if they want to take action on climate change? According to a Pew survey, Americans say they are most...
« Les migrations liées aux aléas climatiques sont de courte distance et de courte...
Hussein Dirie (de dos) a 70 ans, il fait partie de l’une des rares familles qui n’a pas quitté la région. Ses animaux sont...
Report: Can't blame El Nino as global temps spike in March
AP Photo/Michael Probst WASHINGTON (AP) -- In what...
COMMENT: The myths and realities of carbon pricing in Canada and beyond
Jason Clemens and Kenneth Green are analysts with the Fraser Institute.There’s a general, indeed a strong consensus, within the economic community that a properly...
Why Climate Change Is Making Koalas Thirsty
Australian koalas are drinking much more water than they used to—and it’s likely because of hot, dry weather aggravated by climate change.Koalas, which normally...
Climate change will fuel terrorism recruitment, report for German foreign office says
Climate change
Report by Adelphi thinktank warns terrorist groups will exploit natural disasters and water and food shortages
<!--><!--><!--><!-->
One of the biggest camps for people displaced...
Reform of the EUETS Has at Last Made Significant Progress
The effective limit on the size of the MSR proposed by Council is an extremely welcome strengthening of the EUETS. However it will still...
The Climate Change Problem No One Talks About: Anxiety and Depression
Climate change doesn't just affect people.'s physical health by exacerbating problems...
Latest news
Popular Articles
Climate deniers, you're climate deniers – deal with it.
Myron Ebell bristles at the notion that he is often called a “climate denier.”
“It’s meant to be offensive,” he said at an early February...
Coalition colleagues urge Malcolm Turnbull to head off energy crisis.
Prime minister told to adopt a domestic gas reservation policy to deal with forecast LNG shortages
<!--><!--><!--><!-->
A wind turbine nacelle at Capital Wind Farm in...
Addendum: Biomass enables the transition to a carbon-negative power system across western North America
Nature Climate Change 5, 230–234 (2015); published online 9 February 2015; addendum published after print 2 March 2017.
The authors omitted to cite a paper32...
A lesson on warming, from an icy river.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARDApril 20, 2017In the wilds of the Canadian Yukon, nature has provided fresh evidence of the destructive power of humans, and a stark warning...
Why big animals can't take a little rain.
Melting from glaciers and permafrost was not kind to the large animals of the last Ice Age.
The persistent moisture turned grasslands into peatlands and...