The climate crisis is intensifying. Governments seem powerless to take forceful action, even as millions of people take to the streets demanding action. Yet we know how to end this crisis. Why isn’t it happening?
Twenty fossil fuel companies are responsible for a third of all greenhouse gas emissions over the last 50 years. But why change the business model when it’s so profitable?
September 27, 2019, saw massive street protests by students and young people across the globe. Will this anger and frustration translate into government action?
As the New York Climate Summit comes to an end, it seems that only Greta Thunberg made an impact.
Individual and community action at the local level is hugely important. But is it enough? Governments make the big moves. We need to vote for the political party that takes forceful action on the climate crisis.
A second special report from the IPCC highlights the global degradation of land resources, and how climate change is exacerbating food insecurity, drought, and desertification.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has proposed to invest all the profit from the operation of the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline into renewable energy projects. This offer should be rejected out of hand.
Solar energy and wind power are now the cheapest form of new electricity generation for more than two-thirds of countries across the globe.
The latest report on the state of the natural environment documents the continuing global loss of biodiversity. Species are becoming extinct at an alarming rate.