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The Economic Cost of Climate Change
Economic models of climate change may have substantially underestimated the costs of continued warming, according to a new study involving UCL researchers.
How humanity has reached a ‘code red’ climate emergency
The good news is that there is still a sliver of hope to help communities respond to this threat through well-informed, solid and sustained actions.
OPEC Member Calls for Change
Before a critical OPEC conference, Iraq’s finance minister, one of the founding members of the global oil cartel OPEC, issued an unusual plea to fellow oil producers to shift away from fossil fuel reliance and toward renewable energy.
Algeria suffers from devastating wildfires
res but faces big challenges in addressing them by António Bento-Gonçalves, University of Minho shed the light on the central area of North Africa whereas, wildfires sweep every summer, the Atlas of its millennium forestry ground cover. Life despite that carries on regardless.
Green Neighbourhoods as a Service
Reducing net energy consumption in the built environment is one of the most significant and hardest problems for cities to solve to meet net zero carbon timelines. In our experience, typically, these emissions contribute 30-40% to a city’s total CO2 emissions.
Oil-rich Gulf faces prospect of unlivable heat as planet warms
France24’s story by Aziz El Massassi with AFP Correspondent in the Gulf on how Oil-rich Gulf faces prospect of unlivable heat as planet warms unabatedly up. The described scenario is no more open for debate and the likelyhood of what is advanced has great chances to happen.
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