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Fewer Americans see climate change as very serious problem: Survey
Sarah Fortinsky
~3 minutes

Fewer Americans today see climate change as a “very serious” problem than they did three years ago, according to a new survey released Monday

Younger adults express less urgency than in prior polls

Africa's wet forests have seen an alarming rise in wildfires
ByRodielon PutolEarth.com staff writer
5–6 minutes

A recent study has unveiled a concerning trend in the traditionally damp landscapes of Africa. Over an 18-year span, the number of wildfires has alarmingly doubled in Africa’s wet forests, especially in the vast Congo Basin

Braving the intense heat wave, leaders of all the political parties are hitting the campaign trail, raising the political temperatures on a host of issues – women empowerment, unemployment and the plight of farmers -- for the 2024 elections. But they are hardly concerned about issues like environment and climate change, even if these issues bear much significance now, with mercury soaring to almost 46 Degrees Celsius in many places across Odisha

Electrification, Crypto Could Threaten West Texas Grid in Future

Emissions reduction targets and cryptocurrency could double power demand and threaten the grid in West Texas by 2040.

Big climate job left for Biden: Kill Big Oil subsidies

the president should keep one promise he has made since the 2020 campaign, which is to pressure Congress to end all public subsidies for fossil fuel companies, because no rationale exists for an industry to receive massive federal dollars and tax breaks when it is feasting on record profits while playing the leading role in converting our planet into a cosmic hothouse

Climate change kills fish in millions

Climate change has led to sporadic instances of schools of dead fish washing ashore all across the world. From India to the US to Japan. Climate change has proven to be a collective challenge? These images of large-scale death ought to ring alarm bells about changing climate patterns