Energy Monitor: Red Sea crisis could quadruple CO₂ emissions from ships
Ships diverting away from the Red Sea put at risk a global goal to reduce shipping emissions by at least 20% by 2030. Read HERE Photo: Muhammad Mahdi Karim/Wikimedia Commons
Ships diverting away from the Red Sea put at risk a global goal to reduce shipping emissions by at least 20% by 2030. Read HERE Photo: Muhammad Mahdi Karim/Wikimedia Commons
“A collapse in the system of currents that helps regulate the global climate would be at such a speed that adaptation would be impossible” Read HERE Source: European Union, Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service
Global temperatures have already exceeded 1.5°C warming and may pass 2°C later this decade, according to a world-first study led by the author Malcolm McCulloch is a coral reef expert at the School of Earth and […]
Globally, we are experiencing a ‘gold rush’ for battery components that puts business before people’s rights, health, livelihoods, and natural resources. Brenda Chávez is a journalist and researcher specialising in sustainability, consumption and culture Cross-posted […]
Where do African peoples fit into Western narratives on climate change, if at all? Nteranya Ginga is an international development consultant with a research background in the rehabilitation, reconciliation, and reintegration of former child soldiers […]
André Gorz: “The profit-driven economy must be replaced by a decentralised, distributive economy. Only in integrated communities, “on a human scale”, can the adjustment of production to needs and of needs to resources – as […]
The firm’s proposal to bury emissions from burning wood under the North Sea is still a pipe dream, says campaigner Almuth Ernsting of Biofuelwatch. Read HERE Drax Power Station Dave Pickersgill/Creative Commons
The global economy is already undergoing its most fundamental transformation since the Industrial Revolution; if workers and trade unions are at the table negotiating the transition, the process has a greater chance of being equitable […]
BlackRock has announced the purchase of Global Infrastructures Partners, seizing yet more control of the planet’s natural resources. Riccardo Petrella is an Italian political scientist and economist. He is currently honorary professor at the Catholic […]
‘France’s Greens have split from the left-wing alliance and will run separately in the European elections. Their campaign launch centered on esotericism, personal development, and dance therapy — showing how little the party has to […]
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