Scientists have revealed that Europe recently experienced the second warmest winter on record. The average temperature from December to February was 1.4 degrees Celsius higher than the average from 1991 to 2020. The unseasonal heat resulted in the joint second-warmest winter ever recorded in Europe in 2021–2022, trailing only the winter of 2019–2020. The Copernicus […]
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According to its annual report and calculations made by Reuters, Shell’s emissions decreased by approximately 10% in 2022 to 1.232 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent as its fuel sales, which included gasoline and diesel, decreased by approximately 5% to 4.2 million barrels per day. In a report, Shell said that, the diminishing is generally because […]
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Delegates at the climate conference of the United Nations in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt has introduced an agreement to establish a Loss and Damages fund to compensate the most vulnerable nations for the damages from climate-linked disasters, after around 40 hours of negotiation beyond the deadline. Important questions such as who will manage the fund, whether […]
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Environmentalists have claimed a small win after a court in Germany said it will continue hearing a case brought by a local farmer seeking to force Volkswagen to end the sale of combustion engine vehicles. Ulf Allhoff-Cramer, a farmer, said that dry soil and heavy rains because of climate change are harming his cattle, fields, […]
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According to the food tsar of the UK government, the only way to have sustainable land use in the United Kingdom, and avoid ecological breakdown, is to widely decrease the consumption of meat and dairy products. Henry Dimbleby, said that, however, asking the public to eat less meat, which is supported by a mix of […]
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PepsiCo is expanding its use of the renowned thermoplastic of UBQ Materials, a climate technology developer, across the supply chain of the company in items ranging from shipping pallets to its Lay’s chip displays. The Certified B Corp UBQ has patented the first bio-based thermoplastic in the world made entirely of unsorted household waste, which […]
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According to the European Drought Observatory, around 60 percent of land in the United Kingdom and European Union is under drought warnings or alerts. The findings were based on the data from a period of ten days. The European Drought Observatory said 45 percent of land was now covered by drought warnings, which means there […]
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The energy and business secretary will meet with industry to accelerate private investment in hydrogen as a clean energy source. At the Hydrogen Investment Summit, Greg Hands, energy minister of the United Kingdom will announce the opening of joint allocation round for electrolytic or green hydrogen projects. Under this funding round, the funding is available […]
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Met Office weather forecaster of Britain has declared a national emergency by issuing a red warning of extreme heat for parts of England for the upcoming week when the temperatures can possibly reach record highs. The Met Office said exceptional and record-breaking temperatures are likely to be recorded in the week, and the nights are […]
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Companies selling food, shampoo and other products wrapped in plastic have a decade to reduce on their use of the polluting materials if they want their wares on store shelves of California. On Thursday, June 30, 2022, California’s Governor, Gavin Newsom, passed and signed a major legislation aiming to significantly decreasing single-use plastic packaging in […]
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