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Peruvian farmer Saul Luciano Lliuya is suing German company RWE, claiming its emissions have led to glacial melting and increased flooding risks in his hometown. He is seeking approximately 21,000 …
Landmark Climate Case: Peruvian Farmer Sues RWE Over Glacier Melting Read More
Triple short-termism is obstructing climate action by impeding organizational advocacy for necessary behavioral changes. Immediate versus long-term investment dilemmas complicate these issues, as seen in climate initiatives and policies. Uniting …
Triple Short-Termism: An Obstacle to Climate Action and Sustainable Change Read More
A report from WaterAid reveals that major cities worldwide are facing ‘climate whiplash,’ characterized by drastic weather extremes. Analysis of 100 populous cities over 40 years shows 95% trending toward …
Climate Whiplash: A Global Challenge for Major Cities Read More
The Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) recently inaugurated its presence at STATION F, completed its ambitious Science Week, and hosted discussions on the future of artificial intelligence. The fifth edition …
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University: Recent Developments and Initiatives Read More
Governments have postponed the decision on the timing of key IPCC climate science reports for a third time due to disagreements over aligning with UN climate policies. Most nations favored …
Disagreement Over Timing of IPCC Reports Highlights Global Climate Challenges Read More
Recent findings show that ridership on climate-friendly transit is declining due to worsening weather conditions linked to climate change. A study of 43 U.S. transit networks between 2002 and 2019 …
Impact of Climate Change on Public Transit Ridership: A Growing Concern Read More
The WWA study indicates that South Sudan experienced a February 2025 heatwave that was at least 2°C hotter due to climate change. Rising temperatures have exacerbated socio-economic issues, particularly affecting …
South Sudan’s Feb 2025 Heatwave: The Urgency of Climate Action and Adaptation Strategies Read More
Experts indicate that climate change is driving a surge in malaria cases and other mosquito-borne diseases in Africa, with rising temperatures influencing disease spread into new regions. Significant health threats …
Climate Change Intensifies Malaria Threats in Africa Read More
Researchers from Heidelberg University, led by Eva-Marie Metz, utilized GOSAT satellite data to analyze CO₂ concentrations in southern Africa. Their study focused on carbon flux variability and identified that photosynthesis …
Research on Southern African Carbon Flux Variability Reveals Key Insights Read More
Brazil is preparing for COP30, urging nations for a climate comeback inspired by football. President-Designate André Aranha Corrêa do Lago calls for renewed global climate action, emphasizing the urgency following …
Brazil’s COP30: A Call for Global Unity and Climate Action Inspired by Football Read More