Environment

Europe is reportedly becoming the fastest warming continent in the world, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the European Copernicus network. This continent has been warming twice as much since the 1980s, the two organizations show from their yearly Climate Report on 19 June.  In 2022, Europe’s temperature was 2.3°C warmer than it […]

Global energy sector CO2 emissions hit a record high last year, contradicting Paris pledges and highlighting the “worst ever” impacts of climate change, a major study warned on Monday, June 26. The Energy Institute, a UK-based global industry body, has published key findings from its Statistical Review of World Energy, conducted with consultants Kearney and

City parks and green spaces help to cool the city, increase biodiversity, and create a sense of serenity in the city. They also aid in the slowing of biological aging. Read More: UK Study Finds Climate Change Causes Air Travel Rutted According to a new study published on Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, persons

China has made significant progress in reducing the impact of climate change by launching a surge in green energy production. The country has accelerated its transformation towards renewable energy sources, offering new hope in addressing the challenges of global climate change. China has surpassed its renewable energy targets set by the government. In 2020, China

Glaciers in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region, home to Everest and K2, are on track to lose up to 75% of their volume by 2100 due to global warming, warns a new report. The study reveals that ice loss in the region has accelerated, with glaciers shedding ice 65% faster during the 2010s compared to

Modeling methods used by ETH Zurich researchers revealed that global warming is increasing carbon dioxide emissions from soil microbes. Rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are, in fact, the primary driver of global warming. One-fifth of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is assumed to come from soil sources, according to the study. This

Climate change has made air travel more turbulent today than it was 4 decades ago, according to a study. Scientists have provided an explanation for this phenomenon, which is also the result of an urgent global problem: climate change. The findings of this study raise concerns regarding the management of increased turbulence by airlines. In

The United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is warning that the next 5 years are expected to be the hottest period ever recorded.  WMO adds that the combined impact of greenhouse gasses and El Niño – a naturally occurring weather phenomenon, will cause temperatures to soar between 2023 and 2027,  El Niño and La Niña

Hydrocarbons will remain an important element of ASEAN energy mix, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said, as cost and energy security remain major concerns for the region’s more than 500 million people. Anwar opened the inaugural Energy Asia conference, organized by Malaysia’s state oil firm Petronas (PETRA.UL), by saying that achieving net-zero emissions targets should