La Poste du Louvre turns the page from 1888 to 2022
The story of la Poste du Louvre is both historic and modern. Read More
Wonking Out: Two Cheers for Carbon Tariffs
Saving the planet is more important than free-trade mysticism. Read More
Climate Changed Is Blamed for Worsening Flooding in Europe
Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, was among several officials who made the connection. “It shows the urgency to act,” she said. Read More
How the Moon ‘Wobble’ Affects Rising Tides
Scientists say it’s less like a wobble and more like a slow, predictable cycle. And while the phenomenon will contribute to rising tides caused by climate change, it is just…
La Amazonía comienza a emitir dióxido de carbono
Un nuevo estudio que analizó cientos de lecturas aéreas de emisiones sobre los bosques encontró que las regiones forestales en el sureste fueron las más afectadas. Read More
China’s New Carbon Market, the World’s Largest: What to Know
The program may help China eventually curb greenhouse gas pollution. But making emissions markets work is tricky. Read More
Threatened by Climate Change? Consider Managed Retreat.
When endangered by climate change, communities should move away more often and in more innovative ways. Read More
Europa quiere imponer un impuesto al carbono: ¿qué es y cómo funcionará?
Los partidarios dicen que podría presionar a otros países para que tomen medidas climáticas más firmes. Pero esta nueva herramienta podría ser complicada de implementar. Read More
NASA Tracks Heat Wave Over US Southwest
The AIRS instrument aboard NASA’s Aqua satellite collected temperature readings in the atmosphere and at the surface during an unprecedented heat wave in the southwestern U.S. from July 1 to…
Work Injuries Tied to Heat Are Vastly Undercounted, Study Finds
New data underline how heat waves can hurt people, especially the poorest workers, in unexpected ways. Read More
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