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Study: Oceans could rise 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) by 2100!
Recent research from Nanyang Technological University indicates that if carbon emissions persist at current rates, global sea levels could rise by up to 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) by 2100, presenting a significant risk of entire cities sinking beneath the waves within the next 75 years. Such an enormous increase would result in catastrophic consequences for the coastal cities around the globe, forcing millions to settle elsewhere and make vast regions uninhabitable. Earth: “The high-end projection of 1.9 meters [6.2 feet] [...]
Study: Global warming creates a perfect storm of rats
A recent study published in Science Advances indicates that urban rat populations have surged by as much as 390% over the past decade.
Climate activists sentenced up to 5 years for civil disobedience
A court has acknowledged that climate activists acted out of a sense of sacrifice, highlighting their motivations in the fight against climate change. […]
Biodiversity Restoration at Elings Park
Discover the landscape transformation taking place at Elings Park.
Energy Emergency: Trump’s Push for Oil and Gas Drilling
President Trump quickly declared a national energy emergency upon taking office, aiming to increase oil and gas drilling and promote fossil fuels.
Trump’s executive actions on climate and the environment
During his first week in office, President Donald Trump signed several executive orders that significantly impacted climate and environmental policies.
California explores legislation for victims of natural disasters GalleryCalifornia explores legislation for victims of natural disasters
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California explores legislation for victims of natural disasters
California is exploring legislation that would allow victims of natural disasters, such as wildfires and floods, to sue oil companies for damages.
Bloomberg to fund U.S. part of the Paris Agreement
As the largest economy, the US is typically the biggest contributor, accounting for around 21% of the budget.