Breathing Easier: A No-Nonsense Look at Pakistan’s Air Quality Battle
CREA reviews Pakistan’s air policies: Good steps but lacking punch. Calls for tougher targets and legal muscle for cleaner skies.
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Greenland’s Glacial Retreat Hits a New High in the 21st Century
Greenland’s glaciers are retreating at double the 20th-century rate, signaling a stark, accelerated response to climate change.
Fueling Doubts: Fossil Fuel Giants at Climate Summits Struggle with Green Transition
Oil giants at climate summits face scrutiny over their green energy commitment, as fossil fuel investments overshadow renewable efforts.
Taste Revolution: Study Finds Vertically Farmed Greens Match Organic Flavors
New study debunks myths, showing vertically farmed greens taste as good as organic varieties, reshaping perceptions of sustainable farming.
The Tipping Point: Three Major Impacts of a 1.5°C Temperature Rise
As global temperatures inch closer to the critical 1.5°C threshold above pre-industrial levels, understanding the potential impacts of this temperature rise becomes crucial
COP28: The Global Stocktake
COP28’s global stocktake concludes, evaluating progress on Paris Agreement goals and urging immediate, amplified climate action for a sustainable future.
Hotter Than Ever: A Critical Look at Our Warming World
2023 has been a year of alarming climate records. We’ve hit new highs in greenhouse gas emissions, and global temperatures in September were a staggering 1.8°C above pre-industrial levels. If this trend continues, we’re looking at 2023 being the warmest year ever recorded. The Emissions Gap Report 2023 sends a clear message: we need a…
Too Much of a Good Thing? Brazil’s Farmland Expansion Spells Trouble for the Amazon
Hey there! Let’s chat about something super important happening in Brazil. You know how sometimes more isn’t always better? That’s kind of what’s happening with Brazil’s farmland. Over the past 38 years, agricultural land in Brazil has exploded by 50%. That’s huge, right? But here’s the catch – it’s not all great news, especially for…
University of Oxford Says Bees Can’t Taste Pesticide on Crops
Hey there! Did you know that bees, those little buddies buzzing around flowers, are actually pretty important for our crops? They go around collecting nectar and pollen, but here’s the catch – they often bump into pesticides, which can be really harmful to them. These pesticides are not something bees can just taste and avoid….
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