How eating seaweed can help cows to belch less methane
Emissions from the nearly 1.5 billion cattle on earth are a major source of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
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How fast fashion can slow its destructive pace
Have you ever thought about what your clothes are made of? About who makes your clothes, or what happens after you donate them or throw them away? The truth about the fashion industry is actually pretty ugly.
Storm damage to forests costs billions — here’s how artificial intelligence can help
High-intensity storms cause billions of pounds of damage every year, and climate change is set to make this worse in future.
Cambridge finance chiefs under fire on fossil fuel divestment
Minutes show investment board saw draft of council decision against full divestment
How cities can use data to take climate action
Many regions and cities find themselves ill-equipped to handle the hurricanes, extreme temperatures and fires occurring more frequently with climate change
Climate change doesn’t have to be polarizing
June 23, 1988 marked the date on which climate change became a national issue.
How recycling more steel and aluminum could slash imports without a trade war
Many economists expect President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to increase what American companies and consumers pay for those metals and the goods made from them.
A new era in modeling catastrophic risk
The 2018 hurricane season opened with the arrival Monday of subtropical storm Alberto on the coast of Florida.
Calling for a sea change in the business of oceans
In many ways, the public’s awareness about the importance of ocean health is where we were 15 years ago with climate change.
Antarctica loses three trillion tonnes of ice in 25 years
Antarctica is shedding ice at an accelerating rate. Satellites monitoring the state of the White Continent indicate some 200 billion tonnes a year are now being lost to the ocean as a result of melting.
