Climate

Climate

After Nearly Two Decades, Countries Signed A Historic Treaty To Protect The World’s Oceans And Marine Life

The “High Seas Treaty” agreement aims to protect at least 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030 by setting up protected areas to avoid damage.

Climate

Devastating Floods Hit Brazil’s São Paulo, Killing At Least 40 People And Canceling Carnival

More than 600 millimeters of rain was recorded over 24 hours, some of the largest amounts ever recorded.

Climate

After Being Hit By The Worst Flood In A Century, New Zealand Was Hit By The Worst Storm In A Century

It comes just weeks after New Zealand’s biggest city, Auckland, was hit by its worst flood in modern history.

Climate

New Zealanders Are Sharing Wild Videos Of The Flooding In Auckland And The Scenes Look Unreal

Viral videos on social media show New Zealanders trying to go about their normal lives in flooded gyms, supermarkets, buses and Auckland Airport.

Climate

New Zealand’s Biggest City Is Experiencing Its Worst Flooding In Modern History And It Looks Unreal

Auckland received more than 75% of its annual summer rainfall in just 15 hours.

Climate

A “Once In A Century” Flood Has Hit Western Australia, Submerging Towns And Stranding Hundreds Of People

The one-in-100 year event has been described as “the worst flooding in Western Australia’s history.”

Activism

Two Women Amazon Activists Have Been Named As Brazil’s Environment And Indigenous Ministers

Brazil’s new leftist president Lula has appointed two women Amazon activists, Marina Silva and Sônia Guajajara, as his environment and Indigenous ministers.

Climate

Andrew Tate Taunted Greta Thunberg About His Cars’ Emissions On Twitter And Her Response Was Iconic

“yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com.”

Climate

2022: A Year In Climate

From record-breaking heatwaves to the devastating floods in Pakistan, the effects of climate change were felt around the world in 2022.

Climate

Devastating Floods And Landslides Hit The Congo, Leaving At Least 169 People Dead

Devastating floods and landslides caused by heavy rains have left at least 169 people dead in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Climate

Tuvalu Is Recreating Itself In The Metaverse To Preserve Its History As Rising Sea Levels Swallow Its Land

As its land disappears from rising sea levels, the Pacific island nation of Tuvalu has announced that it will recreate itself in the metaverse in order to preserve its land, history and culture.

Climate

In A Historic Moment, Rich Countries Have Agreed To Pay For Climate Change Damages In Poor Countries

In a first, rich countries have agreed to create a fund to pay for the damages that poor and vulnerable countries have already been bearing the brunt of as a result of climate change.