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The transition towards longer days may have allowed cyanobacteria enough breathing room to produce enough oxygen to dramatically and forever alter Earth’s atmosphere.
The future is here, and it looks drenched in
We have climate change to thank for that.
Just in case we needed another reason to prevent glaciers from melting.
The hazard will increase 14-fold by the end of the century.
Developing nations have had enough.
The new climate normal is frightening.
The bloc wants to cut emissions by 55% over this decade. Here’s how
With climate change, "once in a century" weather events are becoming more and more common.
Some 50 million years ago, the Earth shifted to a cooler climate. Here’s why
With climate change kicking in, we need all the help we can get to deal with the scorching summers.
The astonishingly hot temperatures occurred amid a scorching heat wave in the United States.
Our cities need to set more ambitious climate targets otherwise they may become urban ovens.
The event would have been 150 times less likely if humans hadn’t altered the climate.
Scandinavian countries are also affected by the scorching heat.
This could come in handy as temperatures continue to rise -- but there are also downsides, researchers warn.
It makes little sense both financially and environmentally.
The technology won't save us from climate change -- but it can play a role.
Sometimes the plan is all set but logistics don't help you.
It's not a lot of money but it's something. Could this be away to help struggling nations reduce their emissions?
From better use of fertilizers to soil management, farming measures can go a long way.
Pine Island connects the center of the western Antarctic ice sheet with the ocean.
This will make it more tricky for the country to reduce its emissions. The Swiss also voted against a ban on certain pesticides in another referendum.
It's been almost 5 million years since CO2 levels were this high.
The island will protect the port from rising sea levels and house around 35,000 people.
Tipping points happen when global warming pushes temperatures beyond a critical, no-return threshold.
This is bad news for water quality and biodiversity
Needed another reason to tackle climate change? Here's one.
When the allergies really kick in, tissues can hardly cut it.
These concerning findings highlight the need for urgent action aimed at mitigating the effects of man-made climate change.
Fewer hours at the office might be good both for you and for the climate.
Other companies could soon face the same legal pressure.
Not everyone is affected by climate change the same way
Instead of planting a lot of new trees, we should take care of the ones we already have.
The effects of climate change are already dire.
It's time to say farewell to coal, oil and natural gas -- as quickly as possible.
You've guessed it: climate change strikes again.
Like food? Then you should probably start paying more attention to climate change.
It was waaaay overdue.
It's reducing the yield as well.
It's a massive country with massive emissions.
Three pesticides proven to harm bees can't be used any more in EU countries.
Climate change is kicking stronger than many expected.
Uncapped oil wells could be leaking millions of kilograms of methane into the atmosphere and surface water each year.
The government now has until the end of 2022 to update its legislation accordingly.
This doesn't make it high on the idealio scale.
Florida seems to be losing it's thundery crown.
The two work hand in hand.
It's the difference between big problems and a disaster.
We need a lot of money to adapt to climate change and reduce emissions.
