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Marine plankton could act as alert in mass extinction event: UVic researcher

Fossil record analysis shows that plankton community structures change before a mass extinction

Growing demand for minerals sparks Indigenous outcry over "business as usual" mining practices

We recognize and support the need to end fossil fuel reliance and shift to renewable energy as critical in addressing the climate crisis”
“However, the current trajectory of the energy transition fails to meet the criteria of justice, social equity, & environmental sustainability, particularly from the perspectives of Indigenous Peoples' rights and well-being

First Nations

Cooking the books: The magical math of ‘climate-friendly’ meat

As emissions from meat rise, some companies are playing with the metrics that measure them and making claims that don't add up

Capitalism Is Acting Truly Suicidally on Climate

If Amazon and Apple and Microsoft wanted to avoid a world where, by century’s end, people had 60% less money to spend on buying whatever they plan on selling, then they should be putting pressure on their banks to stop making the problem worse

Climate fix or pollution pipeline?

ExxonMobil's Snowy River project, the state's first geologic carbon sequestration proposal, draws local scrutiny

But he said he suspects that Snowy River is garnering a close look, despite the chilly reception it has received in Carter County due to concerns Dinstel and others have raised about the efficacy of the sequestration technology & potential impacts to wildlife, grazing resources and water supplies

Biden's Latest Reelection Gambit May Be Declaring National Climate Emergency

President Joe Biden’s top advisers have returned to conversations about declaring such a national climate emergency, though those in discussion appear to be divided on the move, the sources told Bloomberg

would stunt offshore drilling and curb greenhouse gas emissions, others think the move would help energize youth voters, particularly those with a focus on climate