[ad_1] SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA, Chile — Plans to expand lithium mining in Chile, the world’s second-largest producer, faced political hurdles this week, raising new questions about the supply ofRead More
Tag: Climate
Why The Coming Months Will Be Critical to Biden’s Climate Plan
[ad_1] President Biden has failed to persuade Congress to pass major climate laws in 2021, and it looks like America’s plans to reduce planet-warming pollution may face an even harderRead More
2021 Climate Year Under Review
[ad_1] The year in climate news Welcome to the latest edition of Climate Fwd: for 2021! Despite this year’s awkward uncertainty (our friends at the Styles desk described), a lotRead More
Chile Rewrites Its Constitution, Confronting Climate Change
[ad_1] SALAR DE ATACAMA, Chile — A country rarely gets a chance to assert its ideals as a nation and write a new constitution for itself. The climate and ecologicalRead More
Chile Rewrites Its Constitution, Confronting Climate Change
[ad_1] SALAR DE ATACAMA, Chile — A country rarely gets a chance to assert its ideals as a nation and write a new constitution for itself. The climate and ecologicalRead More
Most of us will experience climate change first through water.
[ad_1] In closing this thread, I came across a video of a submerged highway on Twitter just outside of Vancouver. He was not alone. British Columbia’s densely populated urban heartRead More
Climate change is sinking Mexico City
[ad_1] INFILTRATION The city built public spaces such as the Parque Bicentenario with volcanic soil. Its porous soil diverts precipitation into the aquifer, causes flooding, reduces subsidence, prevents damage toRead More
Another tool in tackling climate change: storytelling
[ad_1] There is a lot of shouting about climate change, especially in North America and Europe. This makes it easy for the rest of the world to fall into aRead More
Rare spots of good news about climate change
[ad_1] The deadly consequences of climate change have become even clearer this record-breaking year. heat wave, floodand forest fires killed thousands and pushed the boundaries of our disaster responders. ScientistsRead More
Year in Climate News
[ad_1] 2021 was another year that felt like five. The presidential transition began with the riots in the Capitol and the power outage in Texas. Before summer began, drought, heatRead More