A Climate Institute Publication
Human-induced climate change has claimed its first mammalian species: the Bramble Cay melomys. This rodent was the only mammal native to the Great Barrier reef and was first detected on Bramble Cay in 1845 by European sailors.
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If children aren’t taught about the impact that their actions have on the planet such as recycling and turning off the lights. If children remain ignorant of the importance to mitigate Global Warming, it will be even more challenging to secure long term climate security.
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Although the Smart Tax seems promising, it’s clear from the event that we have a long way to go before climate science fuels universal public support of climate action.
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The transportation sector generates 26% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the US. Autonomous vehicles have the potential significantly reduce those emissions.
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Energy outlook for 2040
by Fuel Fighter
Climate change could potentially have a major impact on the MJO, which could have damaging side-effects on many cities in the near future. The increasing power of the MJO unfortunately reminds us of a lesson we cannot seem to process – if we cannot slow the effects of climate change, we must face the consequences and learn to adapt to a less hospitable Earth.
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Implementing innovative soil management techniques is a winning strategy in the fight against climate change and global food insecurity. These practices are becoming more widespread across the globe, but significant barriers to implementation remain.
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Photo by KnitSpirit/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Carly Nicholson | June 2, 2016 “Rain, rain go away, that’s what all my haters say,”
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Carly Nicholson | June 1, 2016 If you’re in college, you know summer is prime time for internships, Research
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Photo by Moyan Brenn/CC By 2.0 Nelly Mendoza | May 2016 The following is one of the opening statements of
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