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Geoengineering startup’s launch meets with criticism
Make Sunsets sells "cooling credits" to support its geoengineering startup. Some experts say it's the rogue actor they've worried about.
Climate action in Middle East is doomed to fail without reform and peace
Poor governance, corruption and conflict throughout MENA threaten to curb the impact of new climate funds.
At COP27, leaders put loss and damage funding in focus
“The deadly impacts of climate change are here and now. Loss and damage can no longer be swept under the rug," says UN chief António Guterres.
How coal miners and factory workers helped found the environmental movement
More recent scholarship has revealed the knowledge and respect for nature among workers in decades past.
Pregnancy study finds climate disaster affects those not yet born
Stress during pregnancy affects mental health development in the child. A new study reports the impacts of climate-related disaster exposure.
Changing public perceptions lies at the heart of Malmö’s greening strategy
The environmental mantra of Malmö sounds simple: it should be easy for the city's residents to make climate-smart choices.