
Ocean heat reached another record high in 2022
Ocean heat content in the upper layers of our seas reached another record high in 2022, according to an international study published in January.
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Ocean heat content in the upper layers of our seas reached another record high in 2022, according to an international study published in January.
Colombia’s new president Gustavo Petro wants to decouple his country’s economy from fossil fuels. Starting with a ban on new exploration permits.
The South African government is clamping down on the controversial multimillion-dollar lion-breeding industry, thanks to pressure from activists.
First the protests in the mud at Lützerath, then a more traditional appearance at Davos. In January, Greta Thunberg brought focus to where it matters most.
Agreement between EU Parliament and Council on sustainability targets for batteries, covering the whole value chain from extraction to disposal.
An artificial intelligence has been programmed by Exeter University researchers to monitor the health of coral reefs by studying their sounds.
A study published by Science tells us that even if the most ambitious climate targets are met, half of Earth’s glaciers will not survive.
Increasing global average temperatures cause sea levels to rise and threaten the homes and livelihoods of many coastal communities in northern Europe.
On 14th January, thousands of people protested against the expansion of the Lützerath coal mine. And the police detained Greta Thunberg.
Let’s meet some of the new species that were discovered in 2022. There are still countless others left to find and describe.