In a country that is already suffering widespread drought, data centres which require huge amounts of water will intensify ecological pressures Ana Valdivia is lecturer in AI, Government & Policy at the University of Oxford. […]
The only way to reduce emissions fast enough to prevent climate catastrophe is to phase out the burning of oil, gas, and coal by law, directly and deliberately. Stan Cox is the author of The Green New Deal […]
The results showed 79% of those who voted in Sunday’s national referendum backed raising the country’s business tax to the 15% global minimum rate from the current average minimum of 11%, while 59% supported the […]
The rapid warming over the next couple of years is likely to be our last opportunity to really act coherently as a civilization to reduce the magnitude of this crisis, and so far we are […]
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Book Review by Manda Scott We’re in the midst of a polycrisis. If generalised, unaligned AI doesn’t terminate us, the oceans seem likely to die before we do, and if we manage to survive both, […]
Over the years, Norway has successfully portrayed itself as a leader in climate action. However, a closer look reveals a policy of greenwashing, scaling fossil fuel production, and giving the industry a new lease in […]
Today is our chance to understand what it really feels like every day on a fossil-fueled planet, for the billions of people unlucky enough to really bear the brunt. My eyes are stinging a bit […]
The EU Transport Commission has said it won’t curb private jet use. Read the article HERE.
The French President is trying to boost the country’s stake in Mongolian uranium mining, while paying little attention to the scandal of the contamination of the local population. In Euronews. Read the article HERE.
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