8 Jul

Record low levels in the US’s second-largest water reservoir

Water restrictions loom as climate change drives Lake Powell, the US’s second-largest water reservoir, to record low levels.

5 Jul

The oceans are at record temperatures – and could get warmer due to El Niño

Oceans have reached unprecedented warmth for this time of year, with scientists warning that man-made warming and emerging El Niño conditions could usher in prolonged periods of extreme heat, intensified storms, and further temperature records.

29 Jun

Europe’s heatwave is the worst ever (so far), and it could not have been possible without climate change

Scientists say that Europe’s current heatwave is the most severe and widespread ever recorded, and it would have been impossible without the climate crisis.

23 Jun

Greta Thunberg on the extreme heatwave: “This is only the beginning”

As Europe is gripped by an extreme heatwave that’s shattering heat records and causing fatalities, climate activist Greta Thunberg warns that this is only the beginning.

22 Jun

Earth’s black box will record our civilization’s downfall from climate catastrophe

Like an aircraft’s black box designed to survive a crash, the Earth’s Black Box will record our civilization’s final days—or hopefully, its salvation.

6 Jun

Volvo Cars are selling less ICE and more EVs

Volvo Cars are selling less and less traditional ICE cars while their EVs sales are on the rise.

16 May

G7 environment meeting skipped the climate crisis to not upset Trump and the US

A recent G7 environment meeting apparently skipped the climate crisis because they would rather not upset Trump and the US administration.

13 May

New Zealand’s right-wing government moves to block climate lawsuits

In an “affront to democracy”, New Zealand’s right-wing government will stop all private lawsuits that seek to hold corporations liable for climate damage.

11 May

Dutch inventor aims to reduce 90% of plastic waste in the world’s oceans by 2040

Boyan Slat and his Ocean Cleanup organization says we could reduce the amount of plastic waste in the world’s oceans by 90 percent by 2040 — and for less than $1 billion USD.

9 May

Renewables are smashing records in the UK, halting fossil fuel price shocks from Iran war

Renewable energy is breaking records in the UK and protecting people from fossil fuel price shocks caused by the war in Iran.

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What's interesting to note here is that the unusually early heatwave in Europe this summer was not influenced by El…