Why Isis has also hit those who fight for climate
Why would a possible failure of the COP21 suit Isis? The answer is one: the exploitation and control of the world’s “dirtiest” source, oil.
Costa Rica and Australia, the goodies and baddies of climate change
Il futuro del nostro pianeta dipende dalle azioni che i paesi, grandi e piccoli, intraprendono per ridurre le emissioni. Ci sono stati virtuosi ma anche chi è rimasto indietro.
Saudi Arabia pledges to reduce CO2 emissions, investing in oil
La monarchia araba ha annunciato un calo delle emissioni di gas ad effetto serra. A patto però che i profitti dalle esportazioni di petrolio restino alti…
Carlo Carraro. Paris is just the first step in the fight against global warming
Carlo Carraro, one of the most active and renowned economists in the battle against global warming, explained what to expect from COP21 Paris. And he warned against those who think it’ll be a failure.
Why #ActInParis is more than a hashtag
#ActInParis. At the Paris climate conference, the key word is action against climate change. This video tells why.
Greenhouse gas emissions hit a new record in 2014
CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere reached unprecedented levels in 2014. “We will soon be living with globally averaged CO2 levels above 400 parts per million”. And that’s not all good news.
Earth to Paris. Hello Paris, Earth is calling
Earth to Paris is the campaign launched by the United Nations Foundation aimed at pushing people to have their say ahead of the COP21.
12 pills to digest our binge on CO2 whilst we wait to sit at table of COP 21
What’s COP 21? It’s time to find out, but in a language we all like. That of GIFs.
Obama rejects the Keystone XL pipeline. The US confirms its leadership in combating climate change
Storica decisione da parte del presidente degli Stati Uniti. Il tanto discusso oleodotto, che avrebbe dovuto collegare il Canada al Golfo del Messico, non si farà.
Global warming “cools” your sexual desire
Increasing global temperatures also affect sexual desire among both women and men. Climate change could cause a drop in fertility, mostly in countries already facing low birth rates.