Scientists have found five tipping points where climate recovery may become irreversible
Climate news is usually alarming, but a new study offers a rare look from the other side.
Ecology
El Niño could wipe out a fifth of the Galapagos Islands' vertebrates
A forecast of an unusually strong El Niño this season has alarmed Ecuador's scientific community.
Over $4 million may be allocated to Kazakhstan's climate projects
Kazakhstan's International Green Technologies and Investment Projects Center (IGTIC) is advancing climate finance—from livestock methane reduction to forest-climate projects.
Salinity of the Sea of Azov has reached a historic maximum
One of the planet's freshest seas is rapidly losing that distinction.
Global city greening ranking shows that street trees, not parks, are what matter
MIT researchers compared world cities not by green space on a map, but by how many trees a person actually sees while walking down the street.
Recovery of the fine from the Kashagan operator has been suspended — but not cancelled
Kazakhstan's Justice Ministry explained the suspension of enforcement proceedings to recover 2.3 trillion tenge from NCOC, the Kashagan operator, saying it does not mean the state is dropping the claim.
The Netherlands launches Europe's largest CO2 capture project.
Norwegian firm Yara International has launched Europe's largest CO2 capture and storage facility — not at a power plant, but at one of Europe's biggest ammonia and fertilizer plants.